Worship
These days the American church is embroiled in the "Worship Wars." Hymns or choruses? Loud or soft? Dancing or sitting still? Perpetual music or periods of silence? The War will never be settled as long as it is about personal musical tastes.
Dr. Gary Parrett shows us that Worship is the process of God's revelation and our appropriate, faithful response. We invite you to listen to this series of lay lectures to learn more about what worship truly is and how we might implement his practical suggestions in our own churches.
Class Outline
| Preliminary concerns | |
| Preliminary concerns |
Misconceptions and definitions |
| Principles | |
| Principle 1 |
Revelation and response |
| Principles 2 - 4 |
Individual and community; the importance of lifestyle worship; individual and corporate worship |
| Principle 5 |
Worship requires participation |
| Principles 6 - 7 |
Worship requires participation of our entire being; substance over style |
| Principle 8 |
When we worship as a community, we are participating in something larger than ourselves |
| Principles 9 - 11 |
Preferring one another; worship is about God, who is subject and object |
| Applications | |
| Key passages |
Key Old and New Testament passages on worship |
| Implications |
Practical applications of the eleven principles |
| Style and Format |
More practical applications |
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