The Glory Due His Name: What God Says about Worship ebook

by Gary R. Reimers

Gary R. Reimers Christian Living English

But does God agree? In The Glory Due His Name, Gary Reimers explores what God expects in worship. Reimers draws parallels between wrong forms of ancient worship and dangerous trends in modern services.

But does God agree? In The Glory Due His Name, Gary Reimers explores what God expects in worship. He also shows how worship services can continue to give God the kind of worship He demands. This study of the doctrine of public worship is essential for all who desire to worship their God in spirit and in truth.

Discover new books on Goodreads. See if your friends have read any of Gary R. Reimers's books. Gary R. Reimers’s Followers. None yet. Reimers. Reimers’s books. The Glory Due His Name: What God Says About Worship.

It's a question that many parents might ask their children on the way home from church. But a closer study of biblical worship reveals that a better question might be "What did God get out of your worship today?" Many churches provide variety in worship, offering traditional worship at one service and contemporary worship at another.

Jesus said we are to worship in Spirit and truth, and these . 29 Ascribe to the LORD the glory due his name; bring an offering and come before him. Worship the LORD in the splendor of his holiness.

Jesus said we are to worship in Spirit and truth, and these verses will help you do that. Bible Verses About Worship and Praise - Focus your mind and heart on God with these verses and let your praise go up. Jesus said we are to worship in Spirit and truth, and these verses will help you do that! This list of Scripture will remind you how great God is and how He is worthy of our praise. 30 Tremble before him, all the earth! The world is firmly established; it cannot be moved.

Gary Reimers provides a theology of public worship in The Glory Due His Name. Traditional, contemporary, or blended? Worship philosophy may be the most divisive issue in church leadership today. Many churches simply offer multiple styles. But does worship style also matter to God?

Gary Reimers provides a theology of public worship in The Glory Due His Name. But does worship style also matter to God? Reimers shows what God says about worship. He discusses music and preaching in worship, God’s response to deviant worship, and the characteristics of right and wrong worship. Essential for pastors, worship leaders, and music directors.

Exalt the Lord our God; worship at his footstool! . Ascribe to the Lord the glory due his name; bring an offering and come before him! Worship the Lord in the splendor of holiness

Want more information about Bible Gateway Plus?

Try it for 30 days FREE. Want more information about Bible Gateway Plus?

What is worship and what does the Bible say about it? In simple terms, to worship is to praise and honor God for creating, blessing and loving us eternally

What is worship and what does the Bible say about it? In simple terms, to worship is to praise and honor God for creating, blessing and loving us eternally. 2 Ascribe to the Lord the glory due his name; worship the Lord in the splendor of hisOr Lord"with the splendor of" holiness. Read Psalm 29. Hebrews 12:28 NIV.

Ascribe to the LORD the glory due to His name; Worship the LORD in holy array. Now the God of peace, who brought up from the dead the great Shepherd of the sheep through the blood of the eternal covenant, even Jesus our Lord, equip you in every good thing to do His will, working in us that which is pleasing in His sight, through Jesus Christ, to whom be the glory forever and ever.

"What did you get out of the service today?"It's a question that many parents might ask their children on the way home from church. But a closer study of biblical worship reveals that a better question might be "What did God get out of your worship today?"Many churches provide variety in worship, offering traditional worship at one service and contemporary worship at another. The clear implication is that worship style is simply a matter of personal preference--that worship style does not matter to God. But does God agree? Are the sincerity and personal enjoyment of the worshiper the only important considerations? The only way to know what God thinks is to examine His Word.In The Glory Due His name, Gary Reimers explores what God expects in worship. Reimers draws parallels between wrong forms of ancient worship and dangerous trends in modern services. He also shows how worship services can continue to give God the kind of worship He demands. This study of the doctrine of public worship is essential for all who desire to worship God in spirit and in truth.Gary Reimers (PhD, Bob Jones University) is a professor of theology at Bob Jones University Seminary.

Folsa

This book was one of two textbooks for a Bible institute class I took. The concepts challenged me in many ways, and made me more cognizant of God's expectations for worship. I am trying to apply the concepts in my own life.

Zahisan

Gary Reimers provides a well researched, thoroughly Biblical, in-depth look at worship, from understanding the true object of worship, to seeing how all parts of a church service are all about worship. This is a must read - and then spend some time thinking about what you've read and putting it into action.

Cordanius

This book has challenged my thinking once again????. Gary, thank you for being so true to God's Word. Thank you for pointing us in the best direction.

Datrim

A much needed and reasonable approach to this complex subject. Broad in its examination yet focused in its application. Dr. Reimers dispels much of the illogical and indefensible practices that are characterized today as worship and makes a case for worship whose purpose is not to please man but is designed to give glory to God alone.

ᴜɴɪᴄᴏʀɴ

Dr. Reimers does a thorough job laying out the biblical purposes behind worship. The book is extremely helpful for the serious Bible student who wants to evaluate his personal and corporate worship time (styles and procedures). It's short, easy to follow, and worth the price.

PanshyR

This book was hard to follow and, I think, was meant to be a textbook for Bob Jones University students. There were a couple of good places in the book that I thought would be going somewhere theologically but tragically it fell short. It's a small book, only 100 pages, and it failed to provide the great theological information I wanted to read on Post-Modern worship.

Stoneshaper

Reimers is well educated with a very conservative approach to Bible interpretation. He sources his material in exegesis rather than the eisegesis many modern evangelicals are looking for. Worship is the center of the Christian life. It must be done correctly in a corporate and personal setting the God wants.