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Worship

Donald Miller and Isolated Worship

By sifilings on Wed, 02/05/14
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I Don’t Worship God by Singing. I Connect With Him Elsewhere

Response: Donald Miller and the Myth of Isolated Worship

Confession of sin - missing in our worship

By sifilings on Thu, 01/30/14
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What are we missing in our worship?

Real Worship

By TylerR on Mon, 01/13/14

What does real worship look like in the Christian life? We have a wonderful example from King Asa of Judah, the third king after Solomon. Not long after a great and decisive victory over a 1,000,000-man strong Ethiopian army, Asa launches a reform movement in Judah. Read here the words of the prophet Azariah to Asa:

The Issue of Age in Modern Worship

By Jim on Thu, 01/09/14
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The Issue of Age in Modern Worship

Mohler: "people who would argue about the unworthiness of rap music often think of Bach as the quintessential Christian musician"

By sifilings on Tue, 12/03/13
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Thinking about Thinking about Rap — Unexpected Thoughts over Thanksgiving

Shai Linne and Scott Aniol interact on Christian Rap (Comments section)

By SharperIron on Tue, 12/03/13
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Panel discusses Reformed Rap

"I don’t care if it gives you tears or goosebumps, the question that matters is, ‘Is it true?’”

By SharperIron on Sun, 11/17/13
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Controversy underscores importance of theology in hymns

Simply put – we need more piano players

By sifilings on Thu, 09/26/13
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An Overlooked Danger To Traditional Church Music

"A little research shows that passing the offering plate was not a regular practice until the 19th century"

By sifilings on Thu, 09/05/13
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Why We Don’t Pass An Offering Plate

The Colonial Hills tragedy and a new hymn: "I Am With You"

By SharperIron on Tue, 09/03/13
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“At the request of the families, the song was introduced first during the prelude of the funeral for Chad, Courtney, and baby Phelps. We were honored by the inclusion. Now we’re introducing the hymn version, which includes a dedication to Colonial Hills.” Chris Anderson and Greg Habegger

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