Christians are in a spiritual war. To be victorious, we must know our main enemy – Satan.

http://www.whatdoesthewordsay.org/podcast/220-know-your-enemy-satan/ ‎

Christians must fight against sin, Satan and the world. But our victory is certain because of Jesus Christ and the work of the Holy Spirit.

http://www.whatdoesthewordsay.org/podcast/219-ask-for-the-holy-spirit/

The Sunday sermon should be the highlight of a Christian’s week. We should prepare for it and then review it and put it into practice.

http://www.whatdoesthewordsay.org/podcast/218-dont-let-god…ll-to-the-ground/

Preaching, which is the proclamation of the gospel, is the centerpiece of all true worship.

http://www.whatdoesthewordsay.org/podcast/217-preaching-is…piece-of-worship/

The purpose of singing psalms, hymns and spiritual songs is to help people worship God, so the lyrics and music must be appropriate.

http://www.whatdoesthewordsay.org/uncategorized/216-all-of-life-is-worship/

Worship glorifies God directly and it builds up the church so that individual Christians do a better job of glorifying God with their lives.

http://www.whatdoesthewordsay.org/podcast/215-the-purpose-of-worship/

Acceptable worship must come from renewed hearts and have correct form, but God leaves some circumstances of worship unspecified.

http://www.whatdoesthewordsay.org/podcast/214-applying-the…lative-principle/ ‎

The regulative principle for worship comes from the 2nd commandment. We must worship to please God while avoiding unnecessary divisions.

http://www.whatdoesthewordsay.org/podcast/213-the-regulative-principle/

All of life is worship, but corporate worship is a means of grace and we must be humble and holy to worship acceptably.

http://www.whatdoesthewordsay.org/podcast/212-worship-in-holiness/

The eternal Kingdom, power and glory all belong to God, which should keep us mindful of the Creator/creature distinction.

http://www.whatdoesthewordsay.org/podcast/211-the-kingdom-…d-glory-are-gods/ ‎