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Twenty Centuries Of Christian Worship • articleHistory of Christian Worship

Ten Basic Needs Met By Worship

In worship a person gives to the Lord all of the conflicts, struggles, and disappointments that affect his or her life. Leaving them in the Father's hands, the worshiper focuses attention on the power and majesty of God. As we worship, the brokenness of our li…

The Renewal Of Sunday Worship • articleSunday's Structure, Style & Content

Preaching Lectio Continua

Preaching through a biblical book, also known as lectio continua (Latin, meaning to read continuously) is presented here from the Reformed perspective as a viable option to preaching through the lectionary or preaching topical sermons. The History of Lectio …

Music And The Arts In Christian Worship • articleMusic and the Arts in Worship

Communion Song In Worship

Singing during Communion is an ancient practice that has been restored in renewal worship. This article presents common guidelines for the restoration of Communion song. There is evidence that Christians sang hymns and song refrains during Communion from the…

Twenty Centuries Of Christian Worship • articleHistory of Christian Worship

Worship During The Fourth And Fifth Centuries Part Iii

The fundamental pattern of early Christian worship continued to develop through the fourth and fifth centuries. However,"families" of liturgical practice began to emerge, and styles of worship varied from one Christian region to the other. By this time, one ca…

The Renewal Of Sunday Worship • articleSunday's Structure, Style & Content

Augustine (354–430)

Augustine represents the preaching of the Latin church, a style that may be traced from Tertullian through Cyprian to Ambrose, Augustine's spiritual father and mentor. The Latin style of preaching shows an acquaintance with classical literature, Latin rhetoric…

The Renewal Of Sunday Worship • articleSunday's Structure, Style & Content

Bernard Of Clairvaux (1090–1153)

The renewal of preaching in the medieval era is traced to the rise of the crusades, the monasteries, and the scholastics. Bernard combined the enthusiasm of crusade rhetoric with the ascetic lifestyle of the monk and reflected a scholastic influence through hi…

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