Essential Worship – Words of Worship Part 2
In our last article, we began talking about the seven Hebrew words for praise and worship in the Old Testament. We covered Halal – praise. Shabach – shout. And Yadah…
In our last article, we began talking about the seven Hebrew words for praise and worship in the Old Testament. We covered Halal – praise. Shabach – shout. And Yadah…
We all have secrets. Some are regrets from our past that we’d rather not reveal. Other secrets are about someone else. And, perhaps, we know something about someone that they…
In Old Testament Hebrew, there are seven words used to describe worship. These words are, in essence, modes of worship. They define certain aspects of worship and remind us that…
It has recently been reported that Elon Musk could pass the trillion-dollar mark in personal wealth. In part due to an incentivized pay package from Tesla should the company meet…
To define something is to understand it. Many things called worship aren’t, and many things that don’t seem worshipful are. So, what is worship? What is this activity we are…
“Dishonest scales are detestable to the Lord, but an accurate weight is his delight.” (Proverbs 11:1, CSB) At first, our proverb for today would seem to apply only to marketplace…
Worship begins with an invitation. “Come, let’s worship and bow down; let’s kneel before the Lord our Maker. For he is our God, and we are the people of his…
Carpe diem is a Latin phrase that’s often used as a philosophy of life. It basically means to live for today, seize the day, and take little thought for tomorrow.…
In our regular everyday life, there are essentials, things we must have to continue. Things like breath, food, water, and shelter are obvious essentials. But things like purpose, relationships, and…
Welcome to a new year! This year, we begin with two themes. Monday’s will explore some of the wisdom sayings in Proverbs. Wednesdays begin with a look at worship. Fridays…
There are many times we wish we could see beyond the end of the story. Was Cinderella and the Prince’s life truly “happy ever after?” Or, what became of Tiny…
Jesus died. There can be no doubt about it. Speaking of another death, the opening lines of Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol also want to make sure the readers are…