PUTTING AN END TO WORSHIP WARS - Elmer Towns
PUTTING AN END TO WORSHIP WARS - Elmer Towns
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APP<strong>END</strong>IX THREE<br />
CHRISTI<strong>AN</strong> LEADERS ON <strong>WORSHIP</strong><br />
Wonder is the basis of worship.<br />
Thomas Carlyle<br />
There is a use for ritual in a man's religious life. When a man is in a right relationship to<br />
God ritual is an assistance; the place of worship and the atmosphere are both conducive to<br />
worship.<br />
Oswald Chambers<br />
Reverence towards God makes men natural and simple to each other. There is a modest<br />
yet unabashed naturalness of manner which occasionally distinguishes spiritual persons, into<br />
whatever company they are come. A man will hardly ever be awkward in public, who in secret<br />
pays habitual reverent court to God. Habitual reverence is the high breeding of the spiritual life.<br />
F. W. Faber<br />
It is commonly assumed that, provided only we repair to our church or chapel, the<br />
performance of the work of adoration is a thing that may be taken for granted. But the work of<br />
Divine Worship, so far from being a thing of course even among those who outwardly address<br />
themselves to its performance, is one of the most arduous which the human spirit can possibly set<br />
about.<br />
Gladstone<br />
Worship is an opportunity for man to invite God's power and presence to move among<br />
those worshiping Him.<br />
Jack W. Hayford<br />
Take heed, then, often to come together to give thanks to God, and show forth His praise.<br />
For when ye come frequently together in the same place, the powers of Satan are destroyed, and<br />
his "fiery darts" urging to sin fall back ineffectual. For your concord and harmonious faith prove<br />
his destruction, and the torment of his assistants.<br />
Ignatius of Antioch<br />
All Christian worship, public and private, should be an intelligent response to God's selfrevelation<br />
in his words and works recorded in Scripture.<br />
D. Martyn Lloyd-Jones