Is preaching a part of the worship service? Our singing and praying involve worship so why not preaching? Paul describes his preaching with worship language. Let’s look at this closely.
Churches from many different fellowships are closing their doors. How do we stop this “epidemic”? It’s not as difficult as it seems. It begins with each member doing their best to do what the Lord expects. Let’s explore this together.
Some look upon taking up a collection at church just as a matter of convenience. Paul denies this and describes it as an act of worship. If it is an act of worship, we must all participate. Let’s explore this vital subject.
When we gather to worship, we pray. There are distinctive types of prayer that are uttered such as thanksgiving, petitions and more. Also who are to lead us in prayer? Let’s explore this together.
The Lord’s Supper is the center piece of Lord’s Day worship. This focal point demands meticulous examination of the what and how this is done. We will explore these in this message.
We are to avoid vain worship, ignorant worship, and self-willed worship. Cain represents what we must avoid in worship, and Abel represents what God expects. Let’s explore this together.
Any Bible believing devout Christian knows that the true God deserves and even demands to be worshipped. We are beginning a series on true worship and will discover that it is more than a feeling!
Jesus spoke concerning the Spirit when He said, From the believer’s inner being will flow rivers of living water. Let’s explore the dynamics of the Spirit’s actions in this verse (Jn 7:38).
The Personal Indwelling of the Holy Spirit means many things to many people. We must limit ourselves to what the Scriptures say rather than feelings or opinions. Let’s explore this together.
In this lesson we will offer some Biblical texts showing what it does and does not mean.