I have not posted miscellaneous links to worthwhile posts and articles for a spell. Here are a few that I have been saving.
Joe Willman reinforces the idea that songs effectively convey a message, whether truth or error, recommending the use of hymns in the home. (This is why I so strongly advocate the greatest discernment for music in corporate worship.)
In the same vein, Jeff Meyer offers his thoughts on who (and what) shapes our worship.
Concerning worship topics, Uri Brito has two posts. The first gives ideas for reintroducing the creeds to our worship where they are missing, and the second deals with the hard work of worship.
Jason Helopoulos, in an older piece recently sent to me, presents the rationale from a Reformed perspective for an element of corporate worship missing in most assemblies—a corporate confession of sin.
Michael Kruger offers a reminder and antidote for those occasions when someone says, “God told me…”
Finally, Michael Horton reminds us why we should pray for our city—and it has nothing to do with political ends.
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