Sound doctrine is a non-negotiable. It’s required in our preaching, our discipleship, and our teaching. But do we apply the same care for doctrine to our singing? Make no mistake, the faithful preaching of God’s Word is essential. Faithful sermons,…
The waters have just settled. On one side of the sea lies Egypt – its false gods outed, its Pharaoh defeated, its armies silenced, and chariots swallowed. Egypt has been broken. On the other side of the water stands Israel…
Scripture paints a much deeper and richer picture of what worship is - one that consumes our entire lives and goes far deeper than the songs on our lips.
Here theology becomes doxology, as it always should. Knowledge of God demands praise of God.
We don’t sing because we feel like it, or out of tradition or expectation. We sing because God is matchless in his worthiness, and has transformed our lives through the death and resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ.