January 2014 – A Table Prepared

January 28, 2014March 11, 2014 Matthew Price Liturgy, Music, Outreach, The Church, Theology, Worship

Wailing at the Feet of Jesus- Lament in the Life of the Church

"All you young people want to do is wail at the feet of Jesus," some friends of mine were once told concerning the songs they had chosen for a worship gathering. Does God want us to "wail," to him? Isn't worship about celebration and forgetting your troubles? We need to rediscover the lament.

January 15, 2014March 11, 2014 Matthew Price Doctrine, Evangelism, Liturgy, Music, Outreach, The Church, Theology, Worship

To Every Generation: The Mandate of Intergenerational Worship Part IV- The Prize, Unity

We’ve divided our churches between young and old, we’ve split congregations in “traditional” and “contemporary,” and in doing so, we have divided God’s people and broken God’s heart.

January 10, 2014March 11, 2014 Jeremy Meeks Doctrine, Liturgy, Music, Worship

Learning To Sing

Building on Matt's post on the vapid nature of most contemporary worship music I want to address a question many have brought up to me and one that I have heard time and again asked to others. It goes a little something like this - “Ok, I buy in principle your argument that today's worship … Continue reading Learning To Sing

January 6, 2014January 6, 2014 Matthew Price Advent, Christmas, Doctrine, Epiphany, Holidays, Liturgy, The Church, Theology, Worship

Why did God Become a Man? Part III- To Make us His Children

“Aren’t we all the children of God already?” Some might ask. The answer is partly “yes,” and partly, “no.” Man does not rest in a state of peace with God. Far from friends, let alone children of God, sin has made mankind enemies of God, rebels against his will, and children, not of his love, but of his wrath.