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APP<strong>END</strong>IX FOUR A SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY ON <strong>WORSHIP</strong> Allen, Ronald and Borrow, Gordon. Worship: Rediscovering the Missing Jewel. Portland: Multnomah Press, 1982. Written to help churches rediscover the jewel of worship in the local church setting, the book defines and describes various aspects of the worship service and provides practical guidelines for those responsible for planning worship services. Bartow, Charles. Effective Speech Communication in Leading Worship. Nashville: Abingdon Press, 1988. Written from a liturgical perspective, this book includes practical advice for worship leaders to help them communicate more effectively. Baxter, J. Sidlow. The God You Should Know. San Bernardino, CA: Here's Life, 1984. Baxter, J. Sidlow. Rethinking Our Priorities. Grand Rapids: Zondervan Publishing House, 1974. Benson, Dennis C. Creative Worship in Youth Ministry. Loveland, CO: Group Books, 1985. Helpful in planning worship times for youth meetings. Best, Harold M. Music Through the Eyes of Faith. San Francisco: Harper Collins Publishers, 1993, 225 pages. The dean of the Wheaton Conservatory of Music presents his philosophy of music, worship, and aesthetics. Bolte, Chuck and McCusker, Paul. Youth Ministry Drama and Comedy. Loveland, CO: Group Books. Valuable for those involved in developing drama ministries as part of their worship services. Carrol, Joseph. How to Worship Jesus Christ. Chicago: Moody Press, 1991. Focusing on personal worship, the writer discusses practical concepts of worship drawn from Revelation and other parts of Scripture. Carson, D. A. Worship: Adoration and Action. Grand Rapids, MI: Baker Book House, 1993, 256 pages. Two theological essays on worship, as well as in-depth reflections on current worship practices in South America, South Africa, and Europe. Carson, Herbert M. Hallelujah: Christian Worship. Welwyn, England: Evangelical Press, 1980. Addresses the theology and practice of worship from a British perspective. Christensen, James L. Don't Waste Your Time in Worship. Old Tappan, NJ: Flemming H. Revell, 1978. Attempts to help the worshipper make the worship time in church more meaningful. Cornwall, Judson. Let Us Worship. South Plainfield, NJ: Bridge Publications, 1983, 177 pages. A pentecostal theologian explains the concept of The Journey into the Holy of Holies, and makes a clear distinction between praise and worship. Cullman, Oscar. Early Christian Worship. Philadelphia: Westminster Press, 1978.
Dawn, Marva. Reaching Out Without Dumbing Down: A Theology for Worship for the Turn-of-the- Century Church. Grand Rapids: Eerdmans, 1995. Defends traditional liturgical worship and is critical of contemporary praise music in worship. Davies, J. G. The Westminster Dictionary of Worship. Philadelphia: The Westminster Press, 1972. Written from a liturgical perspective, a valuable resource on the history of worship, meaning of various worship terms, and the practice of worship among various denominations. Dobson, J. O. Worship. London: S.C.M. Press, 1941. Eskew, Harry and McElrath, Hugh T. Sing with Understanding. Nashville: Broadman Press, 1980. A seminary text in hymnology which is helpful for those responsible for selecting hymns for the worship service. Flynn, Leslie. Worship: Together We Celebrate. Wheaton, IL: Victor Books, 1983. Gaddy, C. Welton. The Gift of Worship. Nashville, Tennessee: Broadman Press, 1992, 240 pages. A Southern Baptist pastor/seminary professor presents his synthesis of worship in a nontechnical style. An approach rich with pastoral observation and experience. Gentile, Ernest, B. Worship God!: Exploring the Dynamics of Psalmic Worship. Portland, OR 97220: Bible Temple Publishing, 1994, 350 pages. Urging a return to psalmic worship that incorporates the whole person. Gibbs, Alfred D. Worship, The Christian's Highest Occupation. Kansas City, KS: Walterick Publications, n.d. Hahn, Ferdinand. The Worship of the Early Church. Philadelphia: Fortress Press, 1973. Hayford, Jack. Worship His Majesty. Dallas: Word, 1987. A standard work by the author of several popular worship choruses outlining his view that worship is the key to people recovering God's intended purpose for their life and having personal needs met by God. Hayford, Jack with Killinger, John and Stevenson, Howard. Mastering Worship. Portland: Multnomah Press/Christianity Today, 1990. Written by three respected worship leaders representing three different evangelical denominations, this book describes both personal and public aspects of worship. The chapter "Adding Creativity without Loosing the Congregation" may prove helpful to many pastors seeking to be innovative in planning their worship services. Hustad, Donald P. Jubilate! Church Music in the Evangelical Tradition. Carol Stream, IL: Hope Publishing Company, 1981. A well researched volume discussing the history of evangelical worship in various contexts with an emphasis on the role of culture and its influence on various worship expressions. Hustad, Donald P. Jubilate II: Church Music in Worship and Renewal. Carol Stream: Hope Publishing
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PUTTING AN END TO WORSHIP WARS By E
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INTRODUCTION Since this is a book a
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True worship involves change and it
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under Martin Luther was a reformati
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these names represented a sect, an
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A similar variety of consumer optio
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SIX WORSHIP STYLES 1. The Evangelis
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The pastors told me they had not ch
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The Liturgical Church eagerly carri
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The average Christian knows about a
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So, let's learn what we need to kno
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young people from my church were co
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Dallas taught me to preach differen
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would not preach boring Pentecostal
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The third question I ask my student
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CHAPTER THREE RESEARCH TO DETERMINE
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that no man could count, from every
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outwardly committed to the process
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2. Church Planting. At the beginnin
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METHODOLOGY APPLIED TO WORSHIP How
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CHAPTER FOUR WORSHIP WARS The churc
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The pastor liked the Bible Expositi
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Whether people disagree because of
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that help them cope with their prob
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society is apparently retreating fr
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4. New worship forms have robbed th
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The ultimate question that some wou
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elationship with God we've been tal
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in evangelism are effective in maki
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soul-winning and reaching every ava
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have not been trained. Others fail
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While some expository preachers ten
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CHAPTER SEVEN THE RENEWAL CHURCH Ev
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demonstrated in that miracles are o
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most human needs can be met in a va
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musical instruments including piano
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ut the time is getting late. I thin
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pastor to emerge as a leader. Also,
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Church. This includes ministries su
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