Tag Archives: Worship

Authorized worship

Posted on March 27, 2012 by Tim Archer

Last week, I pointed out some concepts regarding worship that I have come to reject. One of those is the idea of authorized worship. Thinking of worship as being “authorized” or “unauthorized” goes hand in hand with the Regulative Principle … Continue reading →

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Mark Driscoll on the Regulative and Normative Principles of Worship

Posted on March 8, 2012 by Tim Archer

Author/evangelist Mark Driscoll did a series of sermons on the topic of “Religion Saves and 9 Other Misconceptions.” The last sermon in that series had to do with the Regulative Principle, the hermeneutical approach that says that unless Scripture specifically … Continue reading →

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How worship practices changed in the Bible

Posted on March 7, 2012 by Tim Archer

Travis raised an interesting point in the comments yesterday. He wrote: Here’s another question I’ve been pondering. Maybe you can start a thread on this some day. We have passage after passage about not changing “worship” or adding to/taking from … Continue reading →

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Zero-based worship

Posted on March 6, 2012 by Tim Archer

So what if we could forget everything we know about worship, start from zero, and rebuild our worship experience from the ground up? Yes, this is one of those purely hypothetical, impossible to achieve in reality, questions. No one could … Continue reading →

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The difference between worship and Worship

Posted on March 1, 2012 by Tim Archer

Great input yesterday… I really appreciate it. I wanted to ask a related question to help me in my thinking on this matter. A while back, one of the commenters here was sharing his view of the difference between worship … Continue reading →

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