I was interested to read on page 33 of GPTG that "how we worship in turn impacts our concept of God." It seems to me that this is not always the responsibility of the worship leader, although he does have responsibilities. I must consciously decide how my mind will interact with corporate worship. If I allow my worship to be mindless, I have designed a god for myself who is a good feeling, a pleasant tune, and a few good quotes. This is not just a cheapening of the product, it is idolatry.
A study of Biblical and historical foundations of Christian worship and their implications for understanding the nature of corporate worship. Through the close reading of seminal texts, the student will examine the Christian's responsibility to worship in spirit and truth.
Tuesday, August 31, 2010
Complete Worship
Although it seems that we would already understand the need to worship God with our minds, I find that I often need reminding. We are a pendulum people, and once we have become aware of the perils of intellectual arrogance, we shift to a mindless "worship experience" of all that is good (what we call, God).
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