Christian worship is the celebration of God’s mighty acts of salvation in and through Jesus Christ.
Our Great Redeemer’s Praise represents a welcome recovery and fusion of centuries-old worship patterns with new songs and presentations.
Our Great Redeemer’s Praise represents a welcome recovery and fusion of centuries-old worship patterns with new songs and presentations.
What has always been regarded as one of the geniuses of the Wesleyan revivals is that we don’t just believe doctrine in our heads; we sing it into our hearts.
In community, we are invited to deal with our own idols, our own mess, and sometimes to gently invite others to root out their own idols as well.
Living Room Liturgy is written to help you worship in the everyday moments of life in your home.
Whether it be around the dinner table, in the living room, or in your backyard, your home can be a place of Easter worship.
Worship cuts off the process of idolatry and allows us to turn back to our good Creator.
Worship is the central act of the people of God in response to his majestic and loving rule. It serves as a witness and invitation to the nations.
Julie Tennent shares some hymns to engage with this Lenten season. Whether you reflect on these hymns as rich poetry or sing them in a personal times of worship, let these be a soul enriching part of your time spent with the Lord. These are also great suggestions for worship leaders when selecting songs during Lent.
In today’s Seven Minute Seminary video, Dr. Steven Bruns looks back to history in order to discover the models used by the church during some of the church’s most vibrant eras.
Throughout the ages, God’s people have gathered before Him in song. Here are five reasons why we should celebrate this gift of music.
