Worship
From Him, Through Him, To Him: Why We Worship a God Who Needs Nothing
Worship does not make God glorious but confesses what is already true by those dependent on him. Worship belongs to the order of truth and not the economy of exchange.
A Heavenly Replica: Worship in the Old Testament
The temple decorations, together with the sacred rites of worship instituted under the old covenant, guided the faithful into God’s celestial presence.
Recovering the Presbyterian Book of Common Worship
The phrase, “liturgical Presbyterianism,” may seem like a contradiction in terms but the American Presbyterian Church, and Reformed churches throughout history, have a long tradition of using approved liturgical forms for worship.
Is It Wrong to Make Images of Jesus?
Because many Christians today have grown accustomed to seeing Jesus depicted by actors, in paintings, and in drawings, many are surprised to find out that there are Christians who object to depicting Jesus and even consider it idolatry.
March Madness: What Fandom Reveals about Kids in Worship
My wife, my kids, and I were on our feet—shouting, jumping, cheering like crazy—as Iowa State fan favorite Tamin Lipsey splashed a clutch three-pointer with 15 seconds left to tie the game. For a moment, it felt like pure joy. Then, just 15 seconds later, we were all equally devastated as Arizona hit an impossible […]
