How the Church's Worship Tells the Story of the Gospel
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Author
Mike Cosper is the director of the Harbor Institute for Faith and Culture, where he works to create resources for Christians living in a post-Christian world. Prior to that, he was a founding pastor at Sojourn Community Church in Louisville, Kentucky, where he served for sixteen years as the pastor of worship and arts.
What is worship? Is it the singing of Christian songs, attending a church service, or encompassing all aspects of life? Rhythms of Grace is written to inspire believers to engage in deeper theological contemplation of authentic worship.
This book shows how the gospel is inherently intertwined with worship, and conversely, worship is fundamentally connected to the gospel.
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Additional Resources
1. Shaped by the Gospel Recapped - Gospel Bites It is easy to assume that if we understand the gospel and preach it faithfully, our ministry will, in turn, be shaped by it—but this is not true. How can the implications of the gospel be woven into the fabric of how we conduct our ministry? In Shaped by the Gospel, Tim Keller highlights how we can promote individual and corporate renewal.
2. Why We Need Silence - An article by Sarah J. Hauser In a world filled with constant noise and digital distractions, silence often feels uncomfortable and unproductive. Yet, as we learn from the prophet Habakkuk, there are profound reasons to embrace moments of stillness as acts of worship.
3. Your Church Needs You to Sing - An article by Nick Aufenkamp Singing in your local church isn't just about your musical ability; it's a vital part of worship and community. In this insightful article, discover why congregational singing is essential and how it can impact both your faith and your fellow believers.
4. 5 Questions to Ask About Our Liturgies
5. Gospel-Centered Congregational Worship: The Essentials
