Worship isn't just for the easy moments—it’s a shout of joy, a cry in the dark, and an act of anticipation for the day when all worldly noise goes quiet. Zechariah 14:9 promises a day when God's name will be the only one that remains. How can you focus your heart on Him today?
Worship: Why Do You Worship?
Who or what do you worship? What is that one entity that you place above all else? It is a question that cuts straight to the core of how we live our daily lives. As humans, we naturally anchor our hearts around something. If we are not intentional, we easily slip into placing worldly things—our … Continue reading Worship: Why Do You Worship?
Worship – Heart of Worship
Matt Redman's hymn "The Heart of Worship" emerged during a challenging time for his church, emphasizing worship's essence beyond music and instruments. It highlights a call to return to genuine worship focused on God. The song invites participation and authentic expression of praise, reinforcing that true worship centers on God.
The Power of Hymns in Worship
Non-creedal churches use hymns to teach theology through systematic storytelling. Modern praise music often focuses on specific themes. Both styles, exemplified by the Gettys, shape worship and faith.
Advent Reflection: Adoration
Adoration goes beyond praise or warm fuzzy feelings. It is to worship or revere. Worship requires us to humbly approach God with awe and amazement.
We Will Remember
This song has been running around in my head the past couple of days. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DzoxsxsIMCE We Will Remember by Tommy Walker I will remember the deeds of the Lord; yes, I will remember your wonders of old. Psalms 77:11 English Standard Version
TDZ Retrospective: Worship Is Not a Spectator Event
Originally posted June 10, 2009 It seems that sometimes in church we get in a routine where we come in sit down and wait for those on the stage to sing, teach, pray etc, while we sit in our comfy little pew and observe. This really frustrates me because I think we have a misunderstanding … Continue reading TDZ Retrospective: Worship Is Not a Spectator Event
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