Life in the Liturgy

Why do we sing in worship? And what is going on as we sing? Moving forward in our short series on this topic, we glean some insight from the Apostle Paul and learn that singing is not merely an act of worship unto God, but has real implications, benefits, and purposes towards the gathered saints as they sing together.

Over the next few segment of Tune My Heart, we will be diving deeper into the nature and reasons as to why we sing in worship. Today, we start at the source.

Embrace it, dear Christian... you're weird.

Are you listening to yourself today or talking to yourself? Humans don't naturally drift into recalling evidences of God's grace, we drift towards the worst memories our minds and hearts can remember. Command your soul to bless the Lord today, and forget not all His benefits!

Tune my Heart is a Saturday segment at Life in the Liturgy aiming to help you better prepare for worship on Sunday. Today, we are talking about worship as warfare, who the battle is against, and how we can fight.

We're back with another hymn for you! This time we are breaking down the ever popular and beloved "Come Thou Fount Of Every Blessing" written by Robert Robinson.

In this episode, we're breaking down what a Call to Worship is, why it's important, and how you might better engage with God in worship in light of it. Enjoy!

Today's "Hymn Breakdown" is on the short but sweet one-stanza hymn known as "The Doxology", perhaps one of the church's most well-known and most frequently sung songs since its inception. Let's dive in!

God has a singular way that He relates to human beings, which has direct implications for how we approach Him in worship. Before we get to the nuts and bolts of the "what" and "how" of liturgy, we must answer the "why" question - and the answer is Covenant Renewal. Put your thinking caps on as we lay this fundamental foundation of worship.

"Hymn Breakdowns" is a segment where we help you gain a better understanding of what you are (hopefully) singing to fuel your further enjoyment and glorification of God in worship.

Today we are breaking down the lyrics to Maltibe Davenport Backock's poem and hymn "This Is My Father's World"