Worship is one of the most commonly used words in Christianity. However, rarely do we stop to think about what it means and how that should inform what we believe worship should look like both as a gathered church and a scattered church throughout the week. Over the course of the Spring, the guys will sporadically take the time to do just that. Today, Ben and Greg are joined by their fellow student at Westminster, Taylor Drummond, to discuss what the Bible from beginning to end teaches about worship and God's presence with his people. In the process, they discuss how God's presence with his people is what makes worship possible, which climaxes in Jesus Christ taking on flesh and "tabernacling" with his people.

Resources:

-The Temple and the Church's Mission by G.K. Beale

-We Become What We Worship by G.K. Beale

-God Dwells Among Us by G.K. Beale and Mitchell Kim

-The Temple and the Tabernacle by J. Daniel Hays

-From Eden to the New Jerusalem by T. Desmond Alexander

-For the Glory of God by Daniel I. Block

-Engaging With God by David Peterson

Music: "Cello From Portland" and "Hello From Portland" by Beautiful Eulogy