What comes to your mind when you hear the word, “worship?” Is it worship leaders and praise bands? Concerts? Voices joined together in song on a Sunday morning? The lifting of hands? Maybe in the time ...

Last week, Hebrews 12 exhorted us to “lift your drooping hands and strengthen your weak knees” (12:12). Wake up, in other words, and run the race that is set before you, in the company of this “great ...

It’s hard for me to stomach too many “worship” services these days. Why? Because in some congregations, what’s supposed to be a time of corporate praise and honor to God has become nothing more than a ...

Karlo Broussard gives evidence from the Last Supper, the Acts of the Apostles, and the epistles of St. Paul for why offering the holy sacrifice of the mass is the primary way God wants us to worship ...

It turns out the Bible’s idea of worship is mostly about posture, not music or praise. To be human is to worship. That much is clear in the Scriptures (Ps. 150:6), declared in our creeds, and evident ...

In a culture that often separates the sacred from the secular, the biblical connection between work and worship is a powerful reminder of our calling. What is the connection between the work of our ...

In this concise yet comprehensive guide to using and praying the psalms in worship services, John Witvliet first offers summary of key biblical-theological themes related to the practice of worship, ...

This is the transcript of the initial presentation in the video, Is Venerating Men and Angels Always Worship? 20 Biblical Examples say NO! (Catholic Bible Highlights, with Kenny Burchard, 4-3-26).