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Our Worship

Gerald VandenBerg·1950-05-01

Worship is meeting God every moment of our life in the right disposition of heart and mind. It is the joyful experience we have when we are conscious of His favorable presence as we are busily engaged in the daily routine of our work. It is the happy knowledge of His fellowship at our fam­ily altars

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The Believer’s Role in Public Worship: Active Participant or Passive Spectator? (1)

Charles Terpstra·2002-01-03

In the third place, the believer's vital role in worship is also evident from all that the Scriptures say about worship and from the words that it uses to describe it. In the Bible, worship is not just a noun; it is a verb, and a transitive one at that. "To worship" is to be active and do something.

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Worship

Justin Smidstra·2025-06-01

pastor of First PRC in Holland, Michigan "O come, let us worship and bow down: let us kneel before the Lord our Maker" (Ps. 95:6) We often hear these words calling us together on the Lord's Day. A joyful summons to the highest activity of the Christian life, the most exalted expression of covenant

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Worship Services – A Reminder

Cornelius Hanko·1993-02-01

Worship services are fellowship, communion with the living God. In that sense the sanctuary is Gods House, a House of prayer. What we often lose from sight is that we obtain a blessing only when we consciously, actively participate in this communion with God. We do not come together to enjoy an hour

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Preaching in Worship: Voice of God, Voice of Christ (4)

David Engelsma·1998-03-01

Worship is the meeting, the fellowship, of God with His people. The service of public worship of the true church is the official, formal, visible realization of God's covenant of grace with believers and their children in the world. It is awesome. Every Sunday morning and every Sunday evening, the c

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True Worship

Rodney Kleyn·2017-07-01

The second element of worship prescribed in Scripture is giving. Paul says in I Corinthians 16:2, "On the first day of the week let every one of you lay by him in store, as God hath prospered him, that there be no gatherings when I come." This passage prescribes the collection of money during the pu

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Worshipping God As He Commands

  1. Why No Images
  2. How To Worship
  3. With What Blessing
Russell Dykstra·2022-10-30

So we may not make an image of an animal and worship that image as that animal, nor make an image of an animal and say, well, I'm worshiping God through them. Both of those are forbidden. 98, but may not images be tolerated in the churches as books to the laity. And that's the expression used by

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First: Worship Jehovah Alone

Justin Smidstra·2019-12-22

It's not an outward thing, an observance. Worship is life with God. It's life in the covenant. It's walking with God. It's talking with God. It's fellowshipping with God. It's coming together with God. And coming together with our brothers and sisters in the family of God. And rejoicing together

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Worshipping God as He Commands

  1. What?
  2. How?
  3. Why?
Matt Kortus·2021-10-17

In worship, we are ascribing to God his worth. That's what we see in scripture. For example, the saints in heaven, as they worship God, they say, thou art worthy, O Lord, to receive glory and honor and power, for thou hast created all things, and for thy pleasure they are and were created. David

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The Covenantal Assembly (1)

Cory Griess·2011-10-01

That worship is covenantal implies that it is also the fundamental expression of the antithesis. The antithesis is a God-created spiritual separation from the world and consecration to Jehovah. In public corporate worship, God is creating an antithesis. He calls us out of the world and to Himself. H