Important Old Testament Worship Passages (Part 2)

Glory of God, Heart Worship, Music, Old Testament, Tabernacle/Temple

THEME: Worship in the Old Testament, 15th in the series  WORSHIP NOTES Volume 8, No. 1 (January 2013) 4. Exodus 3:12; 4:23; 7:16; 8:1,20; 9:1,13; 10:3 (see also 10:7,8,11,24; 12:31) God redeems the nation of Israel so that they may worship Him. (The translation in these verses is sometimes “serve” Him/Me, with the sense of worship; as in Exodus 23:24: “you shall not bow down to their gods nor serve them.”) […]

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Worship in Old Testament History (Part 1)

Creation, Faith, Fall, False Worship/Idolatry, Glory of God

THEME: Worship in the Old Testament, 4th in the series  WORSHIP NOTES Volume 7, No. 1 (January 2012) For the next several months we will survey the practice and themes of worship found in Israel’s history as recorded in the pages of the Old Testament. As Steven Hawthorne points out: The Bible is the astounding drama of God’s love drawing the worship of the nations. . . . God reveals

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LESSONS FROM GLOBAL WORSHIP (Part 5): The Bridge

Biblical vs. Cultural, Glory of God, Word and Worship

(please forgive the lateness of this June issue; I was on vacation and then engaged in setting up this new format for Worshp notes.) THEME: Worldwide Worship Volume 6, No. 7 (July 2011) In the previous four issues we have considered what could be termed “The Global Worship Phenomenon,” considering it as “A Work of God“ which has been enhanced by “The Effect of Globalization and Communication“ and enriched by “The

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LESSONS FROM GLOBAL WORSHIP (Part 5): The Bridge

Biblical Principles of Worship, Biblical vs. Cultural, Culture, Global Worship, Glory of God, Word and Worship

Theme: Worldwide Worship WORSHIP NOTES Volume 6, No. 6 (June 2011) In the previous four issues we have considered what could be termed “The Global Worship Phenomenon,” considering it as “A Work of God” which has been enhanced by “The Effect of Globalization and Communication” and enriched by “The Rediscovered Relationship of Worship and Missions.” We examined some of the “Consistent Issues” which crop up in worship discussions and debates

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