<p style="text-align: justify;">Most Christians have been taught how to worship using Old Testament scriptures that describe various physical actions. While those are all valid expressions of praise and worship, there is so much more that is possible for us to experience and participate in under the New Covenant.<br />
Discover the differences between Old Covenant vs. New Covenant worship and what it means to be part of the Royal Priesthood.</p>
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Most Christians have been taught how to worship using Old Testament scriptures that describe various physical actions. While those are all valid expressions of praise and worship, there is so much more that is possible for us to experience and participate in under the New Covenant. Discover the differences between Old Covenant vs. New Covenant worship and what it means to be part of the Royal Priesthood.

<p>Most Christians have been taught how to worship using Old Testament scriptures that describe various physical actions. While those are all valid expressions of praise and worship, there is so much more that is possible for us to experience and participate in under the New Covenant.<br>
Discover the differences between Old Covenant vs. New Covenant worship and what it means to be part of the Royal Priesthood.</p>



	


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