Biblical Theology of Worship in a Nutshell

Part II of a two part series on the Chief End of Man and its relationship to Biblical Worship

Part I of a two part series on the Chief End of Man and its relationship to Biblical Worship.

This is the fifth and last in a series of five pieces on “Resurrecting Today’s Jeremiahs.” The theme of this piece is “Walk the Godly Walk.” In other words tether the worship of God with the walk of God, and be forever blessed.
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This is the fourth in a series of five pieces about “Resurrecting Today’s Jeremiahs” The theme of this piece is “Don’t Trust These Lies.” In other words, teach people the naked truth about their flawed worship. Speak only God’s truth about their worship. Don’t advocate popular whoppers about worship.
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This is the third in a series of five pieces about “Resurrecting Today’s Jeremiahs” The theme of this piece is: Amend Now Your Ways and Doings.” (Jeremiah 7:3). Jeremiah is standing at the gate of the Lord’s house sounding off to worshipers. The Lord placed Jeremiah there to make sure worshipers were really ready to [...]

This is the second in a series of five pieces on “Resurrecting Today’s Jeremiahs”. The first was titled: “Jeremiah: God’s Worship Leader.” This piece’s titled: “Jeremiah: The Word of the Lord.” Since Jeremiah served as God’s worship leader, what message did God give to the prophet to deliver to worshipers of his time? That’s the [...]

The theme of this first piece is to show that Jeremiah was God’s chosen worship leader in Judah; full six centuries before Christ. No prophet was called by God to serve as worship spokesman in the unique manner he was.
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[Note: This is the first of three articles taken from the Worship Action Book,  Worship: Obeisance to Christ through Participation with Christ.]
Christ transforms everything.
Christ transforms the way we wait upon our worship. That’s what this challenging and mind-changing essay is about. Christ transforms worship through the impact of his cross, resurrection and ascension to the [...]

Our Reason for Being
The members of the MindHeart Foundation believe that our current worship environment has become so culture driven, that we are neglecting the biblical meaning of praise and worship.
We have similar issues with other areas of scripture that have been interpreted more from the realm of culture and tradition then from the actual [...]

The biblical practices of praise and worship perpetually flow and placidly pool like the waters of a living stream through the kingdom landscape in the Word of God. Scripture exhorts the faithful to perceive praise to the Lord as a mighty and sparkling stream flowing continuously through their souls.