An article proposing that Christians sing the same songs of praise to God that Jesus sang: How interested would you be if archaeologists unearthed a hymnbook embossed with the name, “Jesus of Nazareth?” Overlooking the anachronism for a moment, wouldn’t “Jesus’ hymnbook” be immediately republished and rocket to the best-seller lists? Wouldn’t those songs find …
When I write about what happens at mgpc on Sundays and other times I try to describe what’s going on for those unable to be there. After that the reader is able to make their own decisions about what they’ve read. I really try to refrain from the social-media convention of hyping everything. The same …
Why Do Gentile Nations Rage (Psalm 2) and Fairest Lord Jesus are the songs of preparation with How Great Is Our God commencing worship. A responsive call to worship will be responded to with a song of confession, Create In Me A Clean Heart, an assurance of pardon, and an affirmation of faith in the …
God Moves In A Mysterious Way and That I May Keep Your Statutes, LORD (Psalm 119:33-40) are the songs of preparation. Worship begins with Sola (By Your Word Alone), our call to worship and prayer of adoration and confession. We’re thankful that we have access to God alone because of Jesus and that nothing else …
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