Showing posts with label worship. Show all posts
Showing posts with label worship. Show all posts

Thursday, May 11, 2017

More Than Just a Game

David SnardonPastor, Joshua Tabernacle Missionary Baptist Church

Festival of Theology and Reunion
March 27, 2017
Acts 17: 16-23


For many poor kids sports becomes the God that can give them everything they want for themselves and their families.  How are we sacrificing our young people and ourselves on this alter to a false god? Listen to the sermon.

Tuesday, April 22, 2014

Tuesday, November 11, 2008

Restless for Righteousness: How to Cleanse Your Life of Idols and Worship God the Right Way

Christopher Elwood
Professor of Historical Theology

2 Kings 22:8-23:23
October 31, 2008

When Hilkiah accidentally turned up a long-lost book of the Law in the temple, Josiah, the king, was so upset to learn how far the nation had departed from what God ordained that he tore his clothes. Then he set about a vigorous campaign of worship reform. This seems a good passage to reflect on as we mark Reformation Day. The Reformation was about many things, but—at least for those who helped build the traditions that would become Reformed Protestantism—“getting our worship right” was always a central task, though always fraught with difficulty. How do we get worship right today, in a time and in places marked by enormous cultural differences? Listen to the sermon.

Wednesday, February 13, 2008

The Liturgical Space as a Territory


Dr. Cláudio Carvalhaes
Assistant Professor of Worship and Preaching

John 4: 1-30
February 7, 2008

As part of the 155th Spring Convocation Service at LPTS, Dr. Cláudio Carvalhaes delivered the convocation address in which he presented an understanding of worship and worship space as intricately connected to the surrounding world. To demonstrate his theme, and with the assistance of members of the student body and several of his international colleagues, Carvalhaes created a liturgical experience that included dramatic readings and music from South America, East Europe, Africa, Asia, and his home country, Brazil. Listen to the address. Read the address in PDF.