Amazingly, or not, the Frame/Horton post has been the most viewed anything here for some time. In that spirit, here’s another area of controversy: How To Worship. It’s probably best not to watch this while drinking anything. I can confess to having tried most of this at different times in the past, kidney stones notwithstanding. …
With ‘Christ-Centered Worship’ Bryan Chapell has produced a great contribution to the worship of the Christian Church, particularly those churches in the Presbyterian and Reformed tradition. Chapell encourages us to ‘think of worship in gospel terms’ and to do this in distinction of thinking ‘only in evangelistic terms.’ As we meet together as the people …
The following is published in the October edition of our Church magazine Connexions. I’ve been meaning to put something into print explaining the logic and structure of our worship services. This is my starting point, I’ll think about it and revise it a bit in the future. I have found the brief books ‘Reformed Worship: …
Reformed theology seems to be presently receiving renewed interest within the church. A reformed understanding of the Bible gives rise to more than a particular understanding of salvation. It applies a vigourous interpretation of the Scriptures to all aspects of the Christian’s life. This has included a particular emphasis on the church and its gatherings. …
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