The Dynamics of Corporate Worship (Book)

Vernon M. Whaley

Written by: Vernon M. Whaley.

Description

Corporate worship is the time when Christians should experience the most unity as they join together to lift up the name of Jesus. Instead, for many churches, issues of worship style and traditions often create controversy and division. This practical guide examines worship from both biblical and pragmatic points of view, helping pastors understand the principles behind worship so they can lead their people into a dynamic and corporate expression of love for God.

The Dynamics of Corporate Worship takes an orderly look at different aspects of worship. It stresses the importance of each individual's private relationship with God and then offers a history of worship in the Bible--from Genesis to Revelation. Whaley also discusses the biblical foundation for worship in Psalm 96 and the relationship between worship and great awakenings. Finally, he takes a close look at the essentials of corporate worship, including music, prayer, preaching, evangelism, and giving.

Whether you are just starting out or have already invested years in ministry, this practical and comprehensive guide will help you negotiate the changing dynamics of worship to lead God's people into his wonderful presence.

Series Preface
Acknowledgments
Introduction

1. The Dynamics of Honest Worship
2. The Dynamics of Genuine Worship
3. The Dynamics of Hindered Worship
4. The Dynamics of Old and New Testament Worship
5. The Dynamics of Revival and Worship
6. The Dynamics of Biblical Worship
7. The Dynamics of Music and Worship (Part 1)
8. The Dynamics of Music and Worship (Part 2)
9. The Dynamics of Evangelism and Worship
10. The Dynamics of Giving and Worship
11. The Dynamics of Prayer and Worship
12. The Dynamics of Preaching and Worship
13. The Dynamics of People and Worship
14. The Dynamics of Serving and Worship
15. The Dynamics of Practical

Epilogue
Notes
Bibliography

Length:	192 pages
Size:	5 1/2 x 8 1/2 inches
Format:	Softcover
Available Date:	February 2001
Published By:	Baker Books
ISBN:	0-8010-9109-8