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What the Bible Teaches about Worship is unavailable, but you can change that!

It is the author’s belief that there is, in these days, a stirring within the church of Jesus Christ. People are hungering and thirsting for a deeper and richer experience of the presence of God in worship. Many of the Lord’s people are growing tired with the superficial and silly innovations that have been substituted for the worship of God, and which have been the cause of so many debates,...

First, we see that worship is God-centred. As John is given a glimpse of the worship service in heaven he says, ‘And immediately I was in the spirit: and, behold, a throne was set in heaven, and one sat on the throne’ (Rev. 4:2). At the very outset, we notice that God is in the centre. Our focus and attention is immediately drawn to him. God-centred worship simply means that God’s glory, honour, majesty and will are foremost in our thoughts and desires. So often today worship
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