Last Sunday night we sang ‘God Has Spoken By His Prophets’ at mgpc. This song provides a ‘tick’ for every box. Trinitarian – tick. Honors God as sovereign – tick. Christ focussed – tick. Spirit honouring – tick. Affirms that the Spirit reveals God’s will through the Bible – tick. Reminds us of the unchanging …
I don’t get around much on Sunday mornings, you know. So it’s always interesting to see what’s going on in the worship services of other churches. St. Peter’s Free Church, Dundee, have posted their service details for the month of February here. One point of interest is that the song choices for morning worship are …
Scott Clark charges that moralism continues to make its way into Christian theology. The trick is to use the right words, but change the meanings, or just mix the various elements of orthodox belief in unorthodox ways. Clark observes that: “In Reformed circles moralism often persists undetected because it begins by sounding orthodox but like …
Bob Kauflin reckons our singing at church should be done with our eyes open. Especially if we’re leading the singing. I think he’s right. Open The Eyes Of My (Face), Lord
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