February 22, 2009
To Swell a Progress
Robert Wetzel reflects on worship as service to God, arguing that gathered praise is not merely preparation for ministry but a central act of Christian devotion.
February 22, 2009
Robert Wetzel reflects on worship as service to God, arguing that gathered praise is not merely preparation for ministry but a central act of Christian devotion.
An introduction to the Lord’s Supper as the historic centerpiece of Christian corporate worship, plus an excerpt exploring how Communion’s place in worship services shifted over time.
October 16, 2005
Howard Brammer reflects on the North American Christian Convention and argues that the defining mark of God’s people is not programming or polish, but an unmistakable encounter with the Presence of God.
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