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“We’re living in a time when there is a manifest crisis of worship in the church. It’s almost as if we’re in the midst of a rebellion among people who find church less than meaningful. They’re bored.” This “bored” state has provoked many disputes over the nature of worship. In A Taste of Heaven, R. C. Sproul examines the key components of prayer, praise, and sacrifices that God gave to His...

why true worship must be sincere, genuine, and honest. In the previous chapter, we saw that sacrifice was the central element of Old Testament worship. We saw that this emphasis on sacrifice can be traced back to Cain and Abel, and that God was pleased with Abel’s sacrifice but that He rejected Cain’s. The difference was that Abel worshiped from a heart that was trusting in God alone. The sacrifices that were made in the Old Testament were to be sacrifices of praise, and praise is an attempt to express
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