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Few subjects generate such controversy in the church as music in worship. The shift to an entertainment-driven aesthetic in evangelical w...

James K. A. Smith Baker Academic: 2009 According to Smith, we are desiring creatures more than we are thinking animals. What we love shap...

Sabbath means that there’s enough bread, that we don’t have to hustle every day of our lives. There’s no record that Pharaoh ever took a ...

In worship God calls his people into his presence so that he can cleanse their hearts, renew their love for him, and refresh their vision...

We believe we can achieve dominance through science and technology. Religion may be helpful for private life, but it cannot deal with the...

Calvin argues in his commentary on Psalm 33 that there is nothing better in which the people of God can be employed than worshiping him. ...

To summarize: our souls are fed by the flesh and blood of Christ in the same way that bread and wine keep and sustain physical life….Even...

In this chapter, Sproul comments that there is nothing particularly distinctive about the Reformed view of God in comparison to other chu...

The Regulative Principle of Worship (RPW) states that we must worship as God prescribes in His word. While this principle is clearly expr...

Hart and Muether point out that there is no contradiction between whether God is pleased by our worship, and how we as worshipers are ble...

Good liturgy necessarily arises out of a proper understanding of the church. But what is a good Reformed liturgy? “It is a liturgy that o...

But the Lord has set aside one day in seven as holy to His people. The rhythm of the Christian life is six days of work, and one day of h...

With Reverence and Awe by D.G. Hart and John R. Muether 204 pages Phillipsburg: P & R Publishers, 2002 Readers who are a part of the tiny...

Carl Trueman's latest essay is over at Reformation21. I was interested in his point particularly as it informs our worship, and closely r...

In the Splendor of Holiness by Jon D. Payne 120 pages Tolle Lege Press (2008) As a pastor I am often looking for a brief, highly accessib...