Worship

Preaching as Worship

Growing up, my local church provided a weekly overview of the service in a bulletin insert. On the […]

Kenneth Brock

How Music Prepares the Environment for the Message

Picture this scenario: A worship leader at a youth rally plays an energetic song. After the song ends, […]

Jeremy Bell

3 Reminders for Worship Pastors

You have nothing to prove, no one to impress, only Jesus to please. Last summer, I had the […]

Aubrey Starkey

Pastor, Does Your Church Sing the Psalms?

If you are a 21st-century evangelical, you probably do not sing Psalms in your church with any regularity. Perhaps the only Christians you know who sing Psalms are Presbyterians. These people tend to have an odd fascination with the Old Testament and use words like “Covenant,” “Jehovah,” and “brethren.” Simply put – Psalm singing seems strange to you. After all, are we not supposed to be governed more by the principles of the New Testament than the Old Testament when it comes to worship? Surely New Testament worship has little place for dull, dusty, dead Psalms.

Zack DiPrima