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The Believer’s Role in Public Worship: Active Participant or Passive Spectator? (3)

Charles Terpstra·2002-02-15
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A Serious Preparation A final area of concern and consideration is that of preparing for worship. If the worship of God is such a serious, solemn activity, then it must be entered into and carried out with careful preparation. Is it not true that if we have planned some important dinner-date with friends, then we take the necessary time and steps to get ready for it? How much more when we have an appointment with God in His house each Lord's day! There are three parts to our preparation for...

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Charles Terpstra
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2002-02-15

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Amos 4:12Romans 12:1
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