Worship Is Warfare
Having considered Satan’s power and influence today, how do we avoid being gripped by fear? How do we stand firm? How do we fight? In […]
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The Given Life
Sometimes the church hinders our experience of the good life by packing our schedules, heaping on burdens, or trying to be cool and relevant. But […]
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Body & Soul
If you poll a number of Americans on the topic of religion, you’re likely to hear many of them say that though they don’t identify […]
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Worship According to Scripture
Many Christians today assume that worship is something we do one hour per week, but in Scripture, worship is actually a life-long activity. For example, […]
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A Life of Doxology & Praise
As contemporary Christians have become increasingly detached from both the drama of Scripture and its doctrinal significance, our praise has shifted from a focus on […]
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From Doctrine to Doxology
How should we respond to the announcement of God’s redemptive mission to seek and save the lost, or to the doctrinal implications of Christ’s atoning […]
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The Worship Experience
The worship wars are over, and most protestant churches now feature a praise band or worship team. In the quest for relevance, today’s churches offer […]
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Does Worship Really Need to be Exciting?
The following is by Rev. Andrew Compton, associate pastor of Christ Reformed Church in Anaheim, CA and is used with his permission. Rev. Compton is […]
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O Come Let Us Adore Him
On this special edition of the White Horse Inn recorded in our nation’s capital, Michael Horton, Ken Jones and special guest Brian Lee discuss Christ-centered […]
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Heavenly Worship
Recorded before a live audience in Washington D.C., Michael Horton, Ken Jones and special guest Brian Lee discuss a heavenly perspective on worship, as they […]
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Worship in Spirit & Truth
Jesus told the Samaritan woman that true worship was to be done in “spirit and truth.” But what does it really mean to worship God […]
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What is Worship?
Is worship something to be done once a week, or every minute of our lives? Why do we worship at all? Continuing their discussion of […]