Worship Archives

Here is the question I ask when a church lowers their expectations of attendance in the summer: Does God take a vacation in the summer?

God is faithful. He can use all circumstances for His glory.

Why not just pray together and preach in our worship services? Why not watch others perform songs? Does the congregation have to sing?

If I’m being completely honest, I’ll admit that having children is, more often than not, the only reason I’m in church.

Have you really savored our Savior lately? Have you paused to adore Jesus today? What about yesterday? This week?

Almost every day I see a social media post about what’s wrong with the church. I hear you. But I have one thing to say: Stop bashing the church.

Jesus never pointed to someone in the crowd and said, “I saw you in the crowd following me last week, but I noticed you weren’t there today."

The great theologian Charles Spurgeon once said, “… the singing of the pilgrims … is the most delightful part of worship and that which comes...

This is the most basic reason. The Bible is ripe with commands to sing to the Lord. To do so privately and corporately.

I want them to see God as approachable and as a God who delights in them and rejoices over them as Scripture says he does.

How to help your preacher engage with his congregation

We worship on Sunday. I’m worried we are violating God's 5th command to keep the Sabbath Holy.

Worship is utterly and eternally unique in one critically important respect: unlike every other Christian responsibility or experience, worship is...

Paul says that if we have not grown out of spiritual childhood within three years of receiving Christ, we are falling spiritually behind.

Does the unfinished state of a great artistic project negate the parts that are already finished and beautiful?