Worship

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Worship

Weight 0.04 kg
Dimensions 18.4 × 12.4 × 0.5 cm
ISBN 9780851519067
Topic

Church Leadership, Preaching & Teaching, Worship

Format

Booklet

Original Pub Date

1877

Banner Pub Date

Apr 30, 2005

Binding

Booklet

Page Count

32

Scripture

Whole Bible

Series

Booklets/Tracts

Book Description

Why is it important for men and women to worship God? Does the Bible provide principles that can guide Christians in their worship of God? What are the key elements in wholesome, balanced, church worship? Is there anything Christians should avoid in their worship services? Can we be sure that God is pleased with the worship we offer him?

These questions are taken up and answered in Worship: Its Priority, Principles, and Practice, J C Ryle’s spiritual, insightful, and practical study into the Bible’s teaching on this subject. In an age when there is so much confusion and controversy surrounding Christian worship, Ryle provides sincere Christians with guiding principles that are sure to lead to joyful, Spirit-filled, Christ-centred, and God-honouring worship.

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