- So . . . I'm "feeding myself" in the morning from God's Word and thought I'd post what I'm chewin' on and make my "food" available for others who might want to nibble a bit. Hope it's of some benefit to you . . .
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Tag Archives: corporate worship
Cripple-Con
Not much to look at, really. Nothing much to behold — unless it was because of some morbid fascination — just the lame, the blind, the crippled, along with those unable to speak. Cripple-Con, a gathering of the needy, the … Continue reading
Posted in Matthew
Tagged blind given sight, corporate worship, ears to hear, our Healer, the church
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The Joy Was Heard
Back from a week of visiting family. Back, Lord willing, into my morning routine. Finished off Nehemiah this morning. Always mixed emotions as I read these last chapters. Not really sure how I should read Nehemiah’s nationally enforced obedience in … Continue reading
Posted in Nehemiah
Tagged corporate worship, singing, singing with the saints, the joy of the Lord
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Nevertheless
To mess with Dickens’ well-known line . . . It can be the best of words, it can be the worst of words. The word? Nevertheless. It’s been over three weeks since they gathered to hear Ezra read from the … Continue reading
Posted in Nehemiah
Tagged confession, corporate worship, God's faithfulness, God's grace, God's mercy, God's promises, great mercy, repentance
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Somebody Wasn’t Praying!
I don’t know if the people who put together my reading plan did it on purpose, but to have both 2 Kings 24-25 and Psalm 122 on the same day, to read them back to back, is to say the … Continue reading
The Company of the Upright
“Don’t it always seem to go . . . that you don’t know what you’ve got til it’s gone.” Those words from Joni Mitchell’s 70’s song comes to mind as I hover over the opening verse of Psalm 111. The … Continue reading
Worship Wars
It’s just not optional. It’s not a take it or leave it sort of thing. It’s not about preference, or whether you’re into that sort of thing, but of priority and a vital defence against being drawn into a place … Continue reading
Posted in 1Chronicles, Psalms
Tagged corporate worship, idolatry, idols, singing, spiritual battles, worship
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Good, Pleasant, and Fitting
Yesterday morning, one of the highlights of my Sunday was singing with the saints. It is every Sunday. There’s just something about hearing voices lifting up the name of Jesus. Something about looking upon the countenance of those who sing … Continue reading
Posted in Psalms
Tagged corporate worship, God inhabits praise, praise, sacrifice of praise, the heart of worship, worship
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A Good Thing
Yesterday, I heard of man who doesn’t like singing. Says he’s a believer, but doesn’t like singing . . . not his own, not others. Apparently he’ll listen to instrumental music, but doesn’t listen to, or like being around, melody … Continue reading
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Tagged corporate worship, God inhabits praise, praise, sacrifice of praise, singing, singing with the saints, worship
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Befitting and Beautiful
Honestly, I don’t get songless saints. I can’t enter into the mindset of believers who, when gathered with God’s people to worship, look bored. Whose lips don’t move. Whose eyes are glassed over. Who’d rather talk to the person next … Continue reading
Posted in Psalms
Tagged corporate worship, God inhabits praise, praise, thanksgiving, worship
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Gathering With the Congregation
If Jesus looked forward to it, shouldn’t we? If, even before He actually experienced the blood-sweating, pain-producing, shame-bearing reality of the cross, Messiah anticipated that after His victory over sin and death He’d want to sing about it, then shouldn’t … Continue reading
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Tagged corporate worship, God inhabits praise, praise, singing with the saints, worship
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