Currently, we take the Lord’s Supper together once a month. We pass out the elements and take them together as a family. I’m not a fan of taking the Lord’s Supper individually. Jesus instituted the Supper with his disciples corporately. […]
I’d encourage our readers to consider attending The Northbrook Conference, October 13-14 at our church in Cedar Rapids. We’ll be learning about “The Church: Temple of the Holy Spirit or Tower of Babel?” from Jim Hamilton. Should be a great […]
Since we are Doxologue (which might be translated “discussions on glory”), I thought I’d link to my sermon last week which outlines the glory of God in the story of redemption. My attempt to remind myself and the church why […]
A few helpful links on corporate prayer: Bob Kauflin posts a corporate prayer of confession from WorshipGod06. Jim Hamilton discusses corporate prayers, especially prayers of supplication. David and Kevin, what sort of corporate prayers are incorporated into your congregational worship […]
Readers of Doxologue may want to check out “Covenant Song,” recently published on Reformed Praise.
David, great post on private worship! Thank you for convicting and encouraging us all. I will reply. I would encourage our readers to check out Al Mohler’s three-part series on Authentic Worship (Part 1, Part 2, Part 3). It would […]
Hey guys, I posted a new hymn text on my blog last night. (David, it’s not new to you…but we’re looking forward to a tune!) It is called “What Love Is This?” I was moved to write it after singing […]
Hey guys! Long time, no post. James 1:27 says, “Religion that is pure and undefiled before God and the Father is this: to visit orphans and widows in their affliction, and to keep oneself unstained from the world.” I’ve been […]
Hey brothers, I apologize for my failure to post for awhile. I’ve been a little distracted by some big changes. You know this, but our readers don’t–On June 1, I officially began as pastor of Northbrook Baptist Church in Cedar […]
There was a heretic in church history who taught that Christ was a created being. He spread his error through song. The children would skip through the city streets singing, “There once was was when he was not.” I was […]