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Having established a few foundational principles of biblical worship, we will now begin to examine the components of worship and how they engage our senses. We begin today with a brief look at the role of music in worship, a contentious issue in the church today.
Truly no man can ransom another, or give to God the price of his life, for the ransom of their life is costly and can never suffice.—Psalm 49:7–8 ESV There are some things no person can do for another. For example, none of us can make a decision to accept Christ for another. Every soul makes its own choice.
1. It glorifies God! -1 Corinthians 10:31 says, “Whatever, then, you eat or drink or whatever your do, do all to the glory of God.” It is clear that God loves His Church and when we love the things that He loves, it brings honor and glory to Him.
You’ve heard that divorce is not God’s design for marriage, but maybe you didn’t think you would have to worry about that in your own life. It’s easy to think that only “other people” get divorced, that your own marriage is somehow immune to heartache. Consequently, you think only others experience infidelity and fights over who gets the house, the car, the dog. After all, how many of us would walk down the aisle if we believed our relationships would end up in divorce court?
“With man this is impossible, but with God all things are possible,” (Matthew 19:26). Throughout the Bible, God’s people accomplish unfathomable tasks. God is most glorified by bringing an event to pass which seems impossible..
When we attend a professional sporting event, before the game begins everyone rises to their feet as the national anthem plays over the stadium speakers. Some of us put our hands over our hearts, hats are taken off, and respect for the anthem is observed. Then after we sing out “and the home of the brave!” and fireworks light up the sky, we sit back down, continue eating our hot dogs, and the game commences — and we won’t usually think about the national anthem until the next time we’re at a sporting event.
A Comprehensive Biblical, Historical, and Eschatological Comparison 📜 Israel, Prophecy, and the Church: Why This Debate Still MattersFew topics in Christian theology generate as much passion, confusion, and disagreement as the question of Israel’s role in God’s plan.
What the Bible, Enoch, and Early Christianity Actually Say About the Rapture Introduction:Among modern evangelical teachings, few doctrines have captured the imagination of believers like the rapture—the idea that Christians will suddenly disappear from the earth before a great tribulation.Entire books, movies, and prophecy conferences have been built around this expectation. Many Christians assume that this belief has always been part of Christianity.
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