Idolatry on Sunday Mornings, Pt. 2
November 30, 2005
I tried to come up with a shocking title for these posts to alert us to the difference between a “professed” God and “functional”
I tried to come up with a shocking title for these posts to alert us to the difference between a “professed” God and “functional”
So these nations feared the LORD and also served their carved images. (2 Kings 17:41a ESV) What is our greatest hindrance in worshipping God?
Oh give thanks to the LORD; call upon his name; make known his deeds among the peoples! Sing to him, sing praises to him;
I attempted to post this yesterday, which was Friday, but we passed the day playing games, cutting down and decorating our Christmas tree, and
When asked how he’s doing, my friend C.J. Mahaney often answers, “Better than I deserve.” He’s been responding that way for years, and it
I don’t even know how I came across a book I read recently called, “And Now Let’s Move Into a Time of Nonsense: Why
Someone coined the phrase “God is my girlfriend songs” to describe contemporary lyrics that express love to God with words that are romantic in
“Enter his gates with thanksgiving, and his courts with praise! Give thanks to him; bless his name!” (Ps. 100:4 ESV) What does God value
I’m hoping to follow a similar format each week for this blog. On Mondays I’ll be sharing a devotional, from Scripture or some other
Wisely written worship songs give us words that express faith in God in the midst of tragedy, loss, and crisis. Job expressed it like
What do we sing when evil seems to be rampant and ongoing? This past Sunday Christians across the world observed a Day of Prayer
I recently heard someone comment that modern worship songs only cover about 3% of the topics found in Scripture. I don’t think that’s entirely