Biblical worship is a covenantal conversation, and it’s our duty as the covenant people of God to participate in the dialogue.
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For some of us, the idea of raising our hands (or moving our bodies much at all during the worship service) makes us uncomfortable.
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Baptism is one of two Sacraments in the New Testament. We do not often use the word Sacrament as evangelicals, so let me provide a definition. A Sacrament is a holy ordinance instituted by Christ; wherein, by sensible signs, Christ, and the benefits of the new covenant.
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Every week we sing the Trisagion hymn before the confession of sin. Meaing “thrice holy,” the hymn is theologically rich with deep historical roots.
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What do we mean when we say that the Eucharist is a Spiritual communion with Christ?
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How important is “going to church” for the American population? According to recent statistics given by the Barna Group, not very important. In fact, among Millennials (those 30 and under) only 20% of the population think that church attendance is valuable. The Millennials who are leaving the church are doing so because they believe the church is irrelevant, hypocritical, and filled with moral failure.
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When we speak of “liturgical worship” we are speaking of the type of worship that reminds us of our priestly duty to minister to the Lord by bringing forward our sacrifices. The Bible describes a number of different sacrifices which Christians are to offer...
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