I am pleased to announce the publication of a new book by famous Baptist pastor and scholar John A. Broadus – Conduct of Public Worship!
Originally published as part of his Treatise on the Preparation and Delivery of Sermons, this short discourse by Baptist leader John A. Broadus provides helpful exploration of [...]
Continue Reading →I am excited to announce that the Teacher’s Edition for Sound Worship: a Guide to Making Musical Choices in a Noisy World is now available in soft cover format. We’ve had this excellent resource available as a PDF download for some time now, [...]
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Josiah may have been one of the bravest men who ever lived. Receiving the kingdom with the sword of God’ʹs impending judgment dangling over its head, Josiah set about reforming the worship of Judah with an almost frenzied diligence. He cleansed and repaired the Temple, destroyed idolatrous shrines, altars, and images, defiled [...]
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When your car has broken down for the umpteenth time, you ask yourself the question: do I fix it or replace it? That kind of choice confronts us with kitchen appliances that break, computer gadgets that fail, and never‑ending household repairs. Is it better (and cheaper) to fix what we [...]
Continue Reading →I am pleased to announce the publication of an instructive booklet by David de Bruyn titled, Recovering Intentional Worship: Some Things to Consider Including in Your Church Service.
If you are a regular reader of this blog, you will recognize the subtitle of David’s booklet as the title of a series he did on this [...]
Continue Reading →Editor’s note: the following essay appears as the foreword to Scott Aniol’s book, Worship in Song: a Biblical Approach to Music and Worship. This highlights some of the perspective from which Kevin Bauder will be teaching his upcoming tuition-free class: “Knowing and Loving God.”
Worship wars. It’s a new [...]
Continue Reading →I just noticed a helpful review of my book, Worship in Song, in the most recent edition of the Detroit Baptist Theological Seminary journal, written by Ken Brown. I’ve secured permission to reprint it here since it is not available online:
Worship in Song: A Biblical Approach to Music and Worship, by Scott [...]
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