Category Worship Weds

Midweek meditations

The House of Saul and the Spears of the Critics

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Discover the heart behind the worship wars in ‘The House of Saul and the Spears of the Critics.’ This powerful message challenges believers to choose mercy over judgment, echoing David’s restraint and Jesus’ mission to heal the brokenhearted. Dive into a call for humility, restoration, and honoring the anointing amidst… Read the rest

Fill My Cup, Lord — When God Meets Us in the Desert

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In times of spiritual dryness, our souls may feel empty like a desert. Yet, it is during these moments that God intimately works in our lives, filling us in our emptiness. The hymn “Fill My Cup, Lord” expresses this universal longing, emphasizing that God enters our desolate places, transforms them,… Read the rest

What Is a Biblical Hymn? Recovering the Apostolic Pattern of Worship

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This latest blog post explores the significance of biblical hymns in Christian worship, emphasizing that they are not mere traditional songs but rather Christ-centered confessions rooted in Scripture. It critiques the historical drift from simple, communal singing towards more formalized worship practices, suggesting that early church hymns expressed the gospel… Read the rest

America’s Crisis Is Not Biblical Illiteracy — It Is the Absence of the Living God

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America’s crisis stems from a spiritual disconnection from God rather than mere biblical illiteracy. Despite abundant access to Scripture, the nation struggles with moral collapse due to a lack of genuine discipleship and transformation. Recovery requires the Church to embrace spiritual power, repentance, and a deep relationship with the Living… Read the rest

Seeking the Living Among the Dead

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On the first day of the week, women approached a tomb with expectations of death, not realizing Jesus had risen. Their grief clouded their perception, prompting divine questioning. The narrative highlights our tendency to seek God in rituals and dead places instead of embracing His living presence within us. It… Read the rest