Posts with the tag “worship”

God’s light and truth cannot be hindered. Though we are often in the dark, his light and truth continue to pierce the darkness of human hearts with the light of the gospel.  Read More

God’s light and truth cannot be hindered. Though we are often in the dark, his light and truth continue to pierce the darkness of human hearts with the light of the gospel.  Read More

In the heart of Christian discipleship lies the Great Commission: “Go therefore and make disciples of all the nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and the Son and the Holy Spirit” (Matt. 28:19).  Read More

Worship is our moment to tear things up. It is our chance to rend our hearts before God.  Read More

In presenting our bodies as a living sacrifice to God, we find our path to joy and fulfillment in our lives. We were created for one reason: to worship and glorify God in all we do and say.  Read More

Christianity has played such an enormous role in the development of Western music that it would be impossible to separate the music from its religious origins.  Read More

The effect of sin on man was such that man is by nature completely devoid of any love for God, and that is why he does not seek Him.  Read More

Christ is worthy of a healthy church. Worship is not always about feeling happy. Read the psalms. But when we are convinced of the worthiness of the Christ we can worship, we will worship, even in the midst of the darkest night.  Read More

God is not lacking praise. Let us not forget that mankind is unique among all of creation. The Lord crafted you in a special way as a vessel of worship. So let us join with creation, worshiping Him as the premiere instrument of His praise.  Read More

The pastor of a local church is also the worship leader of the church. While there may be someone else leading in songs, the ultimate leader of the congregation’s worship is the pastor or pastors of the church.  Read More

There is no example in history of a society maintaining a moral life without the aid of religion. Despite all the changes about us, we have not moved beyond “the faith once delivered unto the saints.” It is just as relevant now as it was then.  Read More