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2012 Bulletin Articles (Page 7)

Why Do Churches Meet Every Week?

It is remarkable how a simple question can help give greater insight into deep spiritual matters. Jesus showed this when He asked the Jews two simple questions. “The baptism of John—where was it from? From heaven or from men?” (Matt. 21:25). In a similar manner, two questions can be given to those who ask, “Where does the Bible say we should have…

Love Singing for What It Does for (and to) Me

First and foremost, the focus and purpose of singing in worship is to praise and glorify God!  Let us never forget that!  Still, as is usually the case with God’s requisites, the obedience blesses the obedient.  Singing affects the singer, when the heart is close (Matt. 15:8), when the heart is attuned (Eph. 5:19), when the heart understands what it is singing…

Love Singing to One Another

The New Testament places a unique emphasis on singing as a part of corporate worship.  As examined in a previous article, our singing is directed “to the Lord” for His praise and glorification.  In fact, both Ephesians 5:19 and Colossians 3:16 (two key New Testament verses regarding singing) end with those three words, “to the Lord.” These two key verses underscore another…