Worship
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Creation Day 2: God in the divine screenplay
On the first day of forever, God has revealed Himself as the initiator, executor, powerful God, and ruler of all things. He even hints to us the unity of His being, that the living Word of God was there, creating the universe. What will the Bible tell us about God on the second day of… Continue reading
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Creation Day 1: God is …
Hi there! Did you read the previous post I wrote last time? If you haven’t then I recommend you to do so, because this post is the continuation of the findings I want to share about the reasons to worship the Lord found in the account of creation. Previously, I shared about God’s revelation as… Continue reading
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Reason to worship: for God is …
As many Christians talk about worship and what we should do in worship, let us go back to something earlier than that. Why do we worship? Humans can’t know God unless He reveals Himself to us, and the Lord has revealed Himself by His Holy Spirit through the Bible. Let us read from the beginning… Continue reading
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Why do we worship?
The reason we worship affects much in how we worship. Ronald Allen and Gordon Borror in their book Worship: Rediscovering the Missing Jewel talks about the word “worship” from its root in Anglo-Saxon “weorthscipe,” worth-ship. To worship the Lord is to say, declare, and proclaim that the Lord is worthy. How do we know if… Continue reading
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“Online Worship Service,” a service or a concert?
As the pandemic strikes, everyone stays home, and churches go digital, the people “serve” in the music and worship teams, multimedia teams work extra hard to meet the needs. But how is that different from just a mere performance with a church logo on it? How do online worship sessions differ from any song cover… Continue reading
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Does Worship Have Styles?
I had no idea that a fight over what style of “worship” used in the Church during its Sunday Service is such a big deal. Growing up in a Christian para-church fellowship has exposed me to many different styles of worship and I thought it was normal. Not until I went for my postgraduate study… Continue reading
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