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Is it singing? A church service? A way of life? By helping Christians think more theologically about the nature of worship, Mike Cosper ultimately answers the question: What is worship? Rhythms of Grace shows how the Gospel is all about worship and worship is all about the Gospel.

central figure of worship and glory in all of creation (Phil. 2:1–11; Col. 1:5–20), who in turn, proclaimed the glories of the Father (John 14:13). God created worship, and created it anew in Christ. So not only is he the supreme object of all of our worship and praise; he’s also its author, giving us life and breath, vision and redemption, eyes to see, ears to hear, and mouths to declare his goodness and glory. Worship is about God, from beginning to end. Participating in God’s glory-sharing
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