Why the church should still sing Psalms
When was the last time your church sang a Psalm? Not a song loosely inspired by…
Five Reformation Influences on Corporate Worship
One sphere of life that was radically transformed by the Reformers was corporate worship.1 The underlying…
What are the songs we sing teaching the church?
Sound doctrine is a non-negotiable. It’s required in our preaching, our discipleship, and our teaching. But…
The Song of the Ages
The waters have just settled. On one side of the sea lies Egypt – its false…
Isaiah 25: Will we sing on Judgement Day?
Day of judgment! Day of wonders!Hark! the trumpet’s awful sound,Louder than a thousand thunders,Shakes the vast…
O Come Let Us Adore Him
Every year, December arrives with the same familiar sights and sounds. The advertisements begin early, the…
Why Posture Matters in Corporate Worship
Posture is important. A soldier stands to attention. A sprinter crouches, primed for the gun to…
When Satan tempts me to despair
There are seasons in life that seem endless when the nights stretch out too long, yet…
Raising the next generation to know and worship God
The Bible makes it clear that teaching the next generation to worship God is not optional,…
Psalm 33: Why Worship God?
“What God has revealed to us is significant enough to compel all to fall before Him…
What’s the difference between Worship and Praise?
Scripture paints a much deeper and richer picture of what worship is - one that consumes…
Isaiah 12: A Preview of Eternal Praise
Here theology becomes doxology, as it always should. Knowledge of God demands praise of God.
Why do Christians sing in church?
We don’t sing because we feel like it, or out of tradition or expectation. We sing…
What is Doctrinal Doxology?
Doctrinal Doxology is a website built to help those who play and serve in their church,…