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There is a supremacy and a need to render to the Lord that which belongs solely to Him: our praise, our honor, and our worship. In doing so, we glorify Him.

According to the New Testament, all of life is worship. The more we worship God, the more we are compelled to glorify Him, advance the gospel, and serve others.

It’s great to welcome back Jami Smith with her sixth studio album, a thirteen track collection of thoughtful, artful vertical songs—plus two bonus tracks. Worship lovers who like their rock gentle will adore this offering.

Sarah Kelly indicates that Born to Worship chronicles her journey away from “self-hatred and abuse.” It is because of this release that she is worshipping in true freedom, and many of the new songs commemorate just that.

"In the final analysis we learn to worship by worshiping."

Even if the days are getting darker, that's okay, because God is doing eye surgery right now on the body of Christ. He wants us to see with His vision.

Integrity has gathered artists both long familiar (Darlene Zschech and Sara Groves) and introductory (Kari Jobe and Laura Story), and showcases their formidable talents on songs as new as today’s calendar on Immerse.

Barack Obama was right to cite the old adage that Sunday is the most segregated day of the week. Chuck Colson looks to post-Katrina Louisiana for ways worship services have been challenging the adage.

The living God dwells where His people worship, and life happens where He dwells. Therefore, the life-flow of a church congregation will rise only as high as their worship of the Godhead.

A few foundational issues to keep mind when thinking about the seeker-sensitive approach will be helpful no matter what model is being contemplated by any church at any time.

At the end of our twenty-four hour adventure, my daughter exclaimed, "This was the best day ever!" But was it the best day imaginable?

How can we regain a proper appreciation for Easter? Is there a way to re-crown it as the rightful centerpiece of our faith, the ultimate day of worship?

Sixsteps Records continues the Passion journey releasing God of This City, featuring live recordings from Passion ’07 as well as new songs. The title track’s lyrics serving as an anthem of for this year’s worldwide Passion vision.

After selling more than 100,000 copies of its 2006 debut, and garnering GRAMMY and Dove Award nominations, Leeland could have easily attempted a Top 40 break-in. Instead, taking a lead from the album’s title track, the rock quintet solidifies its firm worship element.

The flesh is our main enemy when it comes to prayer. But praise God. He knows we are weak and that we need His power to pray, so He sent someone to help us.

In Exodus 20, the Israelites are commanded to "not make for yourself an idol in the form of anything in heaven above or on the earth beneath or in the waters below." What does this have to do with us?

Song by song on The Fight of My Life, Kirk Franklin peels away the hurts of life in a fallen world. All along the way, he calls on the Lord and celebrates the hope available in Christ. It’s a compelling reminder that God is always in our corner.

Generation Unleashed is actually the name of two things: an annual conference for teenagers and youth pastors and the title of an album capturing 13 tracks from the conference worship band. It’s also an edgier Maranatha offering than we’re used to, for sure.