Articles on Worship – Religious Affections Ministries

“Who Can Be Saved?”David Huffstutler
"The surprising face of Hillsong" by Tony Payne and Gordon ChengScott Aniol
"Who Regulates Worship" – New Booklet from RAMScott Aniol
A biblical defense of the handshake chorusScott Aniol
A Brief History of the Missional Church MovementScott Aniol
A call to pray before studying or hearing the Word (with a resource)Ryan Martin
A Catechism on Judgment in WorshipDavid de Bruyn
A Distinctly Christian WorshipScott Aniol
A Good Friday devotionScott Aniol
A great model for pastoral worship oversightScott Aniol
A History of Psalm 130 in Music: Part 1Ryan Martin
A Modest Proposal: One Loaf in CommunionRyan Martin
A Parable About Pop Music in ChurchDavid de Bruyn
A People in ExileScott Aniol
A Psalm for Giving ThanksRyan Martin
A question concerning the authority of Scripture and expositional preachingRyan Martin
A Song of Corporate WorshipScott Aniol
A Song of PenitenceScott Aniol
A Theology of the Holy Spirit’s Work in WorshipScott Aniol
A Thousand Throwaway I Love YousMichael Riley
A Well-Known Calvinist Repudiates the Charismaticism and Worldly Worship of "New Calvinism."Scott Aniol
A Worship Catechism (1)David de Bruyn
A Worship Catechism (10)David de Bruyn
A Worship Catechism (11)David de Bruyn
A Worship Catechism (12)David de Bruyn
A Worship Catechism (13)David de Bruyn
A Worship Catechism (14)David de Bruyn
A Worship Catechism (15)David de Bruyn
A Worship Catechism (2)David de Bruyn
A Worship Catechism (3)David de Bruyn
A Worship Catechism (4)David de Bruyn
A Worship Catechism (5)David de Bruyn
A Worship Catechism (6)David de Bruyn
A Worship Catechism (7)David de Bruyn
A Worship Catechism (8)David de Bruyn
A Worship Catechism (9)David de Bruyn
A. W. Tozer on the Church in His DayDavid Oestreich
AbideScott Aniol
AcceptedScott Aniol
Accessible vs. ImmediateScott Aniol
Advice on Reading the Bible in PublicRyan Martin
Affect or EffectDavid de Bruyn
Affections and PassionsScott Aniol
Affective AnaesthesiaDavid de Bruyn
Afraid of Emotion in Worship?Kevin T. Bauder
Afterthoughts on Building CommunityKevin T. Bauder
All Things to All Men | Part 3: What the Passage Means (vv19-20)Ryan Martin
An argument for weekly Table observanceScott Aniol
An Observation Today's Pastors Would Do Well To HearScott Aniol
An Unlikely InvitationScott Aniol
Ancient and early Medieval Settings of Psalm 130Ryan Martin
Applications are not as important as PhilosophyScott Aniol
Are Christians free to love however they please?Ryan Martin
Article 7: On Scripture Regulated WorshipRyan Martin
Article 9: On Harmony and Variety in Ordinate ExpressionDavid de Bruyn
As men grew carnalRyan Martin
Ashes, ashes, we all fall downScott Aniol
AuthenticityScott Aniol
Baptism as an important doctrinal distinctiveScott Aniol
Beauty and Christianity’s Primary EndeavorsDavid de Bruyn
Beauty and MotivationDavid de Bruyn
Beauty as Scripture’s ThemeDavid de Bruyn
Beauty Defined (With Some Help From Edwards)David de Bruyn
Beauty, Ethics and WorshipDavid de Bruyn
Beauty’s DefinitionDavid de Bruyn
Beauty’s Definition: What About the Cross?David de Bruyn
Beauty’s Difficulties: The Problem of TasteDavid de Bruyn
Beyond contemporary vs. traditionalScott Aniol
Biblical Authority in Worship PracticeScott Aniol
Biblical worship is trans-generationalGuest Author
Blurring doctrinal distinctives with Church GrowthScott Aniol
Blurring doctrinal distinctives with Praise and WorshipScott Aniol
Bordering on SacrilegeDavid de Bruyn
Brought Near by the Blood of ChristScott Aniol
But we never talk like that in real life!Scott Aniol
Called by God to WorshipScott Aniol
Cessmaticism: The Strange Hybrid of Contemporary Christian WorshipDavid de Bruyn
Charismatic worship?Scott Aniol
Charles Finney on "excitements"Scott Aniol
Christ removes the shadows to reveal the realityScott Aniol
Christian fellowship as part of corporate worshipScott Aniol
Christian Worship is TrinitarianRyan Martin
Concluding ThoughtsDavid de Bruyn
Conclusion: Beauty as LoveDavid de Bruyn
Conserving Christian PietyDavid de Bruyn
Constructing Hebrew worshipScott Aniol
Contextualizing in BlaséburgDavid de Bruyn
Continuities between OT and NT WorshipScott Aniol
Corporate worship and the formation of a new cultureScott Aniol
Corporate Worship is FormativeScott Aniol
Correcting Categories, Part 1 – Biblical AuthorityScott Aniol
Correcting Categories, Part 10 – ConclusionScott Aniol
Correcting Categories, Part 2 – Emotional MetaphorScott Aniol
Correcting Categories, Part 3 – Music's BenefitScott Aniol
Correcting Categories, Part 4 – Dissecting EmotionScott Aniol
Correcting Categories, Part 5 – Biblical AnthroplogyScott Aniol
Correcting Categories, Part 6 – Dionysian vs. ApollonianScott Aniol
Correcting Categories, Part 7 – The Nature of PopScott Aniol
Correcting Categories, Part 8 – Music and Emotion in the ChurchScott Aniol
Correcting Categories, Part 9 – the Church TodayScott Aniol
Covenant Renewal in Corporate WorshipScott Aniol
Crystallized PrejudicesDavid de Bruyn
Decent and Orderly Worship: The ContextScott Aniol
Decent and Orderly Worship: Why is Prophecy better than Tongues?Scott Aniol
Deviant WorshipScott Aniol
Dialogue with GodScott Aniol
Dialogue with God in Corporate WorshipScott Aniol
Did Luther use tunes from love songs?Scott Aniol
Discerning the Christian Imagination: Analogies and ProportionDavid de Bruyn
Discernment as spiritual wisdom and understanding (Part 3)Ryan Martin
Disciple-Forming Corporate WorshipScott Aniol
Disembodied ChristianityDavid de Bruyn
Distinguishing Between AffectionsDavid de Bruyn
Distorting the building blocks of worshipScott Aniol
Do This in Remembrance of MeScott Aniol
Doctrinal Triage for WorshipDavid de Bruyn
Does Christ Redeem Cultural Expressions?David de Bruyn
Does Revelation 5:9 prove that all kinds of cultural expressions will be in heaven?Scott Aniol
Doth not the mind often leave them before the Lord?Ryan Martin
Doxologies and Gloria PatrisDavid de Bruyn
Draw Near to God Through Jesus Christ By FaithScott Aniol
Drawing Near to God as the Essence of WorshipScott Aniol
Drawing Near to God in WorshipScott Aniol
Early Beginnings of Pentecostal WorshipDavid de Bruyn
Elephant Room 2, Biblicism, and the Importance of TraditionScott Aniol
Enlightened Discernment (Part 5)Ryan Martin
Escape To Never Never LandDavid de Bruyn
Evaluating Tozer’s ViewsDavid de Bruyn
Evangelical Worship and the Decline of DenominationalismScott Aniol
Example Video of a Gospel-Shaped ServiceScott Aniol
Exposure to PietyDavid de Bruyn
ExternalismScott Aniol
Facing the Cross: A Service of Scripture and SongScott Aniol
Foundations of WorshipScott Aniol
Free eBook of Back to Basics SeriesScott Aniol
From Palestrina to PinoDavid de Bruyn
Full "Correcting Categories" SeriesAdministrator
God Speaks, We RespondScott Aniol
God’s Mission: WorshipScott Aniol
God’s People in ExileScott Aniol
Godless WorshipScott Aniol
Good HymnalsDavid de Bruyn
Gospel-Shaped Worship: A Review of Recent LiteratureScott Aniol
Handled with reverence and careRyan Martin
He brought it upRyan Martin
He will dress himself for service.Scott Aniol
Heartless WorshipScott Aniol
Hebrew worship and the surrounding cultureScott Aniol
His Honor in 21st Century AmericaDavid Oestreich
Holy Spirit, come flood this place and fill the atmosphereScott Aniol
Holy Week ServiceScott Aniol
Home Worship Resources During COVID-19Scott Aniol
Hope in Psalm 130Scott Aniol
How a church can worship “together” during COVID-19Scott Aniol
How Can We Conserve Biblical Worship? Full SeriesScott Aniol
How Can We Conserve Biblical Worship? Part 1Scott Aniol
How Can We Conserve Biblical Worship? Part 2Scott Aniol
How Can We Conserve Biblical Worship? Part 3Scott Aniol
How Can We Conserve Biblical Worship? Part 4Scott Aniol
How Can We Conserve Biblical Worship? Part 5Scott Aniol
How Can We Conserve Biblical Worship? Part 6Scott Aniol
How Can We Teach Our Children To Worship?Scott Aniol
How corporate worship is and is not like a baseball gameScott Aniol
How do children learn to worship?Scott Aniol
How do we explain similarities between Hebrew and pagan worship?Scott Aniol
How does the church’s mission relate to worship?Scott Aniol
How I order corporate worshipScott Aniol
How important is the style of music a church sings?Scott Aniol
How Liturgy Shapes PreachingGuest Author
How Liturgy Tells the Story of the Christian FaithScott Aniol
How Poetry Forms UsScott Aniol
How Preaching Shapes LiturgyGuest Author
How the Order of OT Sacrifices Communicated a Theology of WorshipScott Aniol
How to convince a pastor that worship and music are importantScott Aniol
How to introduce hymnody into your church children's programsScott Aniol
I’ll huff, and I’ll puff, and I’ll blow my imaginary argument down!Scott Aniol
I'll huff, and I'll puff, and I'll blow my imaginary argument down!Scott Aniol
Imagination and Shaping the AffectionsDavid de Bruyn
Improper WorshipScott Aniol
In Defense of the Prayer Meeting (Part 1)Ryan Martin
In Defense of the Prayer Meeting (Part 2): Its Essential PurposeRyan Martin
In Pursuit of a DoxologyDavid de Bruyn
Inward affirmation that our worship is acceptable to God?Scott Aniol
Is corporate worship better than private worship? (Part 1)Ryan Martin
Is corporate worship better than private worship? (Part 2)Ryan Martin
Is corporate worship better than private worship? (Part 3)Ryan Martin
Is corporate worship better than private worship? (Part 4)Ryan Martin
Is corporate worship better than private worship? (Part 5)Ryan Martin
Is Music a Separation Issue?Scott Aniol
Is worship like riding a roller coaster?Scott Aniol
Isaac Watts on the perpetuity of a sabbathScott Aniol
Jesus Christ as the Fulfillment of OT WorshipScott Aniol
John Frame and the Regulative Principle of WorshipScott Aniol
John Wesley on how the Bible regulates affectionsRyan Martin
Kauflin calls for dropping the term “worship leader” in favor of “music pastor”Scott Aniol
Knowledge Without SkillScott Aniol
Leading Corporate WorshipDavid de Bruyn
Learning to Worship is Like Learning a Foreign LanguageScott Aniol
Lent and the Regulative Principle of WorshipScott Aniol
Lessons from a Worship War for a People in ExileScott Aniol
Letter to a Concerned SaintDavid de Bruyn
Lex Orandi, Lex CredendiScott Aniol
Lex Orandi, Lex CredendiScott Aniol
Limiting How We Apply the Regulative PrincipleDavid de Bruyn
Liturgy as an appropriate unifierScott Aniol
Liturgy is coolScott Aniol
Live Images Are Not Living PersonsDavid de Bruyn
Living WaterScott Aniol
Looking through Psalm 137, Stanza 1: Worship in a Pagan CultureScott Aniol
Looking through Psalm 137, Stanza 2: Worship that is Pleasing to GodScott Aniol
Looking through Psalm 137, Stanza 3: Worship that Trusts in GodScott Aniol
Lord Smiley-FaceDavid de Bruyn
Love for Christ & Scripture-Regulated Worship 1: IntroductionRyan Martin
Love for Christ & Scripture-Regulated Worship 2: Arguments for RPWRyan Martin
Love for Christ & Scripture-Regulated Worship 3: Christ’s Authority 1Ryan Martin
Love for Christ & Scripture-Regulated Worship 4: Christ’s Authority 2Ryan Martin
Love for Christ & Scripture-Regulated Worship 5: Christ’s Authority 3Ryan Martin
Love for Christ & Scripture-Regulated Worship 6: Love for Christ and New Testament AuthorityRyan Martin
Love for Christ & Scripture-Regulated Worship 7: Loving What Christ LovesRyan Martin
Love for Christ & Scripture-Regulated Worship 8: Love for Christ through Scripture-Regulated WorshipRyan Martin
LukewarmScott Aniol
Luther on the centrality of the Word in worshipRyan Martin
Maintaining appropriate unity and necessary disunity through worshipScott Aniol
Man’s purpose is to worship and obeyScott Aniol
Manasseh’s Blended WorshipGuest Author
Manners and MeaningDavid de Bruyn
Martin Luther’s Worship ReformsScott Aniol
MemorialScott Aniol
Mere RecognitionDavid de Bruyn
Metaphors in Psalm 130Scott Aniol
More on pastors and musical trainingScott Aniol
More than CognitiveDavid de Bruyn
More thoughts the use of movie clips in services (and the RPW)Ryan Martin
More Voices From the Past on Loving God RightlyDavid de Bruyn
Music’s PowerDavid de Bruyn
My Paper from ETS – Practice Makes Perfect: How Corporate Worship Shapes DisciplesScott Aniol
Neglected Battle FrontsDavid de Bruyn
New Book! Tune My Heart: Bible Narratives Devotional Guide for Families or IndividualsScott Aniol
New Testament Instruction on Congregational Singing: An Examination of Ephesians 5:19 and Colossians 3:16 (Part 1 of 3)David Huffstutler
New Testament Instruction on Congregational Singing: An Examination of Ephesians 5:19 and Colossians 3:16 (Part 2 of 3)David Huffstutler
New Testament Instruction on Congregational Singing: An Examination of Ephesians 5:19 and Colossians 3:16 (Part 3 of 3)David Huffstutler
No AccessScott Aniol
Noisy and UncouthDavid de Bruyn
Nor shall your eye pity himRyan Martin
Not the Real ProblemRyan Martin
Nothing More Than Feelings: The Affect of Art in WorshipScott Aniol
On Loving GodDavid de Bruyn
On Taxonomies of Music/Worship PhilosophiesScott Aniol
On the flexibility of form in worshipScott Aniol
Online Communion?Scott Aniol
Orderly WorshipScott Aniol
Orderly WorshipScott Aniol
Pastors – Become Literate in Christian CultureDavid de Bruyn
Paul, Plato, and Calvin on MusicRyan Martin
Pentecostal “Praise and Worship”: A Radical Departure from Historic WorshipDavid de Bruyn
Pentecostalism, emotion, and worshipScott Aniol
Pentecostalism’s View of the Holy Spirit’s Work in WorshipScott Aniol
Physical vs. Metaphysical WorshipScott Aniol
Practice Makes Perfect: Culture and the Liturgies of LifeScott Aniol
Preludes, Postludes and OffertoriesDavid de Bruyn
Preserving the Truth in our WorshipScott Aniol
Psalm 130 – A Gospel SongScott Aniol
Psalm 130 – A Song!Scott Aniol
Psalm 130 since Bach (Part 6)Ryan Martin
Psalmody and Hymnody as appropriate unifiersScott Aniol
Public WorshipDavid de Bruyn
Radical MonotheismScott Aniol
Rambling thoughts on corporate prayerRyan Martin
Receive a MA or PhD in Worship Studies without RelocatingScott Aniol
Receive a Master of Arts in Worship without having to relocateScott Aniol
Recordings: Choral Hymns and AnthemsRyan Martin
ReenactmentScott Aniol
Relevance is Irrelevant (Conclusion)Ryan Martin
Relevance is irrelevant (Part 10)Ryan Martin
Relevance is Irrelevant (Part 12)Ryan Martin
Relevance is Irrelevant (Part 13)Ryan Martin
Relevance is irrelevant (Part 7)Ryan Martin
Religion = Worldview + TheologyScott Aniol
Repetition in Psalm 130Scott Aniol
Restoring Biblical WorshipDavid de Bruyn
Restoring Biblical Worship: Heeding God’s PrescriptionsDavid de Bruyn
Reverence in prayerRyan Martin
Romans 14 – What Does It Really Mean?Scott Aniol
Roots of Evangelical Worship: American Democracy and Camp MeetingsScott Aniol
Roots of Evangelical Worship: Charles G. FinneyScott Aniol
Roots of Evangelical Worship: Early American RevivalScott Aniol
Roots of Evangelical Worship: German PietismScott Aniol
Roots of Evangelical Worship: The Oxford MovementScott Aniol
Roots of Evangelical Worship: The Wesleys and MethodismScott Aniol
Roots of Evangelical Worship: Two Worship PhilosophiesScott Aniol
Sacerdotalism in Contemporary WorshipScott Aniol
Scripture-Formed WorshipScott Aniol
Selecting Hymns That Are GoodDavid de Bruyn
Sentimentality and Increasing BoredomDavid de Bruyn
Serve the LORD with fear, and rejoice with tremblingRyan Martin
Shadows of realityScott Aniol
Shall We Dance?Scott Aniol
Shall We Keep the Sabbath?Scott Aniol
Shall We Observe Holidays?Kevin T. Bauder
Shapers of Christian ImaginationDavid de Bruyn
Should we observe Independence Day in church?Scott Aniol
Should We Sing Repentance?Scott Aniol
Similarities and differences between Hebrew worship and pagan worshipScott Aniol
Simpson’s HymnsDavid de Bruyn
Sincerity and ProfanityDavid de Bruyn
Sincerity or Profanity – 2David de Bruyn
Sincerity or Profanity?David de Bruyn
Sing to the Lord a New SongChuck Bumgardner
Singing and Making MelodyScott Aniol
Some concluding thoughts on discernment (Part 8)Ryan Martin
Some Things To Consider Including in Your Worship – Planned PrayersDavid de Bruyn
Some Things To Consider Including In Your Worship – Reiterations and Explanations of HymnsDavid de Bruyn
Some Things to Consider Including in Your Worship – SilenceDavid de Bruyn
Some Things to Consider Including in your Worship – Stand-alone Scripture ReadingsDavid de Bruyn
Some Things to Consider Including in your Worship – A Call to WorshipDavid de Bruyn
Some Things To Consider Including In Your Worship – BenedictionsDavid de Bruyn
Some Things to Consider Including in Your Worship – Singing the PsalmsDavid de Bruyn
Some Thoughts about the hymnal Cantus ChristiRyan Martin
Some thoughts concerning Hymns on Christ’s ResurrectionRyan Martin
Some Thoughts on Physical Expression in Corporate WorshipScott Aniol
Sources for Discerning Early Church WorshipScott Aniol
Spurgeon on counterfeit affectionsRyan Martin
Spurgeon Uncut and UnpastedDavid de Bruyn
Stop inviting God to your worshipScott Aniol
Strange Lyre: ConclusionDavid de Bruyn
Strange Lyre: The Pentecostalization of Christian WorshipDavid de Bruyn
T. David Gordon: “It’s like reaching the rich young ruler by throwing money at him.”Ryan Martin
Taste and Preference: A Last WordDavid de Bruyn
Tax Collectors and SinnersScott Aniol
Teach children hymnsRyan Martin
Teaching PietyDavid de Bruyn
Thankfulness as a central worship affectionScott Aniol
Thanksgiving: The Primary Worship ResponseScott Aniol
The Authority of Scripture over the Order of Corporate WorshipScott Aniol
The Authority of Scripture over WorshipScott Aniol
The BowlDavid de Bruyn
The building blocks of worshipScott Aniol
The Chief End of God and the <i>Missio Dei</i>Scott Aniol
The Christian and MeaningDavid de Bruyn
The Christian Book of Mystical VerseDavid de Bruyn
The Church Assembles For Worship, Part 1 by Ryan MartinScott Aniol
The Church Assembles For Worship, Part 2 by Ryan MartinScott Aniol
The Church Assembles for Worship, Part 3 by Ryan MartinScott Aniol
The Church: God’s TempleScott Aniol
The conservatism of the normative principleMichael Riley
The Dangers of Syncretism and IdolatryScott Aniol
The Dilemma of Commanded LoveDavid de Bruyn
The Double-Edge of Beautiful MusicDavid de Bruyn
The Early Church’s Prayer MeetingGuest Author
The Extent of Biblical Authority over WorshipScott Aniol
The First Worship WarScott Aniol
The First Worship WarScott Aniol
The Form of the LiturgyScott Aniol
The Good and the Bad of Missional WorshipScott Aniol
The Hebrew Worship TextbookScott Aniol
The Historical Context of Psalm 137Scott Aniol
The Holy Spirit’s Work in Worship: Extraordinary Experience or Disciplined Formation?Scott Aniol
The Hymnbook and the Devotional LifeDavid de Bruyn
The Idols of Intensity and ExtemporaneityDavid de Bruyn
The Incarnational Mode of Missional WorshipScott Aniol
The Incarnational Mode of the Missional ChurchScott Aniol
The Influence of the Missional Church on WorshipScott Aniol
The Knowledge of the Holy & The Pursuit of GodDavid de Bruyn
The Liberating Regulative Principle of WorshipScott Aniol
The Liturgical Nature of CultureScott Aniol
The Liturgical Nature of CultusScott Aniol
The Location of WorshipScott Aniol
The Lord’s DayScott Aniol
The Lord’s Day, part 5Guest Author
The Lord’s Day, part 6Guest Author
The Lord’s Day, part 7Guest Author
The Lord’s SupperScott Aniol
The Lord’s Table as an important doctrinal distinctiveScott Aniol
The Lord’s Day, part 1Guest Author
The Lord's DayScott Aniol
The Lord's SupperScott Aniol
The Lord’s Day, part 4Guest Author
The Many Meanings of “Reformed”David de Bruyn
The Mission of Worship: An Assessment of the Missional Church Movement’s Impact Upon Evangelical Worship Philosophy and PracticeScott Aniol
The Missional Philosophy of CultureScott Aniol
The Missionary Imperative of Missional WorshipScott Aniol
The Missionary Imperative of the Missional Church – Missio DeiScott Aniol
The Missionary Imperative of the Missional Church – the Church as SentScott Aniol
The most significant misconception about music in worshipScott Aniol
The Nature and Purpose of Corporate Worship: Believers, Not UnbelieversScott Aniol
The Nature and Purpose of Corporate Worship: Biblical, Not UnregulatedScott Aniol
The Nature and Purpose of Corporate Worship: Corporate, Not IndividualScott Aniol
The Nature and Purpose of Corporate Worship: Edification, not ExpressionScott Aniol
The Nature and Purpose of Corporate Worship: Order, Not DisorderScott Aniol
The New SongScott Aniol
The People’s WorkScott Aniol
The People’s Work: A Reformation RecoveryScott Aniol
The Practice of the Presence of GodDavid de Bruyn
The Practices of Correspondent LoveDavid de Bruyn
The Priesthood of All BelieversScott Aniol
The problem with defining worship in any way by physical responseScott Aniol
The Process of Correspondent LoveDavid de Bruyn
The purpose of AdventKevin T. Bauder
The regulative principle as an important doctrinal distinctiveScott Aniol
The Regulative Principle of WorshipScott Aniol
The Religious Affections and BeautyDavid de Bruyn
The Rise and Fall of ChristendomScott Aniol
The Rule of PrescriptionScott Aniol
The Sacrifice of WorshipScott Aniol
The Sacrifices of GodDavid Oestreich
The significance of worship for the Great CommissionScott Aniol
The State of Mission TodayScott Aniol
The Strange Silence Around the Third CommandmentDavid de Bruyn
The Theo-logic of Heavenly WorshipScott Aniol
The Traditions of MenScott Aniol
The unique significance of corporate worshipScott Aniol
The Use of CreedsDavid de Bruyn
The Value of BeautyDavid de Bruyn
The Watts ControversyScott Aniol
The Work of MinistryScott Aniol
The Work of the PeopleScott Aniol
There hasn’t always been contemporary worship musicScott Aniol
This is why pastors should be educated in music and worshipScott Aniol
Thoughts on Music not Being a Controversy When It Really isRyan Martin
To sing or not to sing, that is the questionScott Aniol
tobyMac and the state of Evangelical pietyRyan Martin
Today is why Christmas is on December 25Scott Aniol
Tozer on Medium and MessageDavid Oestreich
Tozer on the Destruction of the GospelDavid Oestreich
Tozer on WonderDavid Oestreich
Tozer’s First Concern – IlluminationDavid de Bruyn
Tozer’s Second Concern – PragmatismDavid de Bruyn
Tozer’s Third Concern – Worship and EntertainmentDavid de Bruyn
Train Your Child's Heart Before His HeadScott Aniol
Twenty-first Century Western Post-Modernism as Missional Worship ContextScott Aniol
Two Beautiful WorksDavid de Bruyn
Two Exams, and Two QuestionsDavid de Bruyn
Two Views on Christ’s InvitationDavid de Bruyn
Ultimate and Subordinate EndsScott Aniol
Unformed ExpressionDavid de Bruyn
Victoria Osteen and the Evangelical confusion about Christian happinessScott Aniol
Voices From the Past on Loving God RightlyDavid de Bruyn
Votes From the Democracy of the DeadDavid de Bruyn
Was the Last Supper a Passover meal?Scott Aniol
We Sing JunkDavid de Bruyn
Weak or Wise in Romans 14-15Scott Aniol
Weddings: Opportunities to Proclaim the GospelScott Aniol
What “moves” you in worship?Scott Aniol
What Does “Sacrament” Mean?Scott Aniol
What does it take to keep you from corporate worship?Scott Aniol
What I’ve missed while not gathering with my local church (Part 1)Ryan Martin
What I’ve missed while not gathering with my local church (Part 2)Ryan Martin
What I’ve missed while not gathering with my local church (Part 3)Ryan Martin
What is influencing fundamentalist worship today?Scott Aniol
What is the Nature of Religion? TheologyScott Aniol
What is the Nature of Religion? WorldviewScott Aniol
What is the relationship between worship and evangelism?Scott Aniol
What is Worship?Scott Aniol
What is Worship? by Kevin T. BauderAdministrator
What kinds of differences affect cooperation?Scott Aniol
What music should be used when planting indigenous churches in . . . the United States of America?Scott Aniol
What was Cain’s problem?Scott Aniol
When are the Twelve Days of Christmas?Scott Aniol
Where did all that pomp and circumstance come from?Scott Aniol
Why “Virtual Lord’s Supper” Is ImpossibleScott Aniol
Why “Subjective” Doesn’t Get You Out of Jail FreeDavid de Bruyn
Why are we in this mess?Scott Aniol
Why Christians Should Care About Meaning in ArtDavid de Bruyn
Why Does God Call Us to Sing?Scott Aniol
Why else are we in this mess?Scott Aniol
Why gather for corporate worship?Scott Aniol
Why I believe gratitude is the most important worship affectionScott Aniol
Why Listen to Tozer?David de Bruyn
Why pastors and church musicians need to study worship, hymnology, and philosophy of ministryScott Aniol
Why should we study the history of Christian worship?Scott Aniol
Why trying to emulate Edwards may actually be emulating FinneyScott Aniol
Why We Let the Little Ones Come to the ServiceScott Aniol
Why We Need The Worship WarsDavid de Bruyn
Why We Should Study the Liturgical Story of the Christian FaithScott Aniol
Why We Won’t Livestream During Lockdown (Though We Could)David de Bruyn
William Ames on the connection between prayer, singing, and outward expressionsRyan Martin
Worldly LiturgiesScott Aniol
Worldly WorshipScott Aniol
Worldview-Forming WorshipScott Aniol
Worship and doctrinal disctinctivesScott Aniol
Worship and the “Mixt Congregation”Ryan Martin
Worship at SinaiScott Aniol
Worship by FaithScott Aniol
Worship euphoria?Scott Aniol
Worship Implies a TheologyChristopher Ames
Worship in the AssemblyScott Aniol
Worship in the AssemblyScott Aniol
Worship isn’t just something we do; it is where God does something to us.Scott Aniol
Worship RootsScott Aniol
Worship that Cannot Be TouchedScott Aniol
Worship That Cannot Be Touched – Hebrews 12:18-29Scott Aniol
Worship That God Has Not PrescribedScott Aniol
Worship That Is Acceptable To GodScott Aniol
Worship Wars and WarriorsKevin T. Bauder
Worship, hymnology, and philosophy of ministry reading list for pastors and church musiciansScott Aniol
Worship: Effective or AffectiveDavid de Bruyn
Worshipers Against Pure WorshipChristopher Ames
Wrong Responses to a Loss of Corporate WorshipDavid de Bruyn
You shall not worship the Lord your God in that wayScott Aniol