A Short Course in Reformed Worship: The Work of the Holy Spirit on, in, for, and with those in Christ with Eternity in their Hearts - Tapa blanda

Sinopsis

A translator of neglected Reformers, an advocate for Kierkegaardian epistemology and lectionary expansion, and occasional composer, Tim Slemmons has been teaching worship and preaching and studying their moments of reformation and renewal for a quarter century. Here, in A Short Course in Reformed Worship, he shares his understanding of the essential underlying principles of worship from a Reformed theological perspective and his practical steps for preparing worship that is firmly focussed on glorifying the Sovereign Triune God, attuned to the agency of Word and Spirit of God in the liturgical assembly, and relevant to the mission and pastoral needs of the Church. Offered for the instruction and encouragement of a rising corps of lay ministers, this concise summary offers a coherent orientation to planning and leading worship that unfolds on biblical grounds, within a covenant framework, as an essentially doxological encounter with the Eternal One-in-Three. Here the reader will find appended: a series of clear steps to planning solid and substantial worship in the presence of the One who has created and commanded us to worship and who prepares those who trust in Jesus for eternity; a seminal "Sermon on the Vernacular" by the first generation Swiss Reformer Oecolampadius who set aside the Latin requirement in order to advance the cause of the clear preaching of Christ; and a liturgy for the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper based on Reformation sources.

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