In my experience, theological discussions about worship tend to focus on the cerebral, not the visceral—on the mind, not the heart. True worship, we are often taught, is more about the mind thinking right about God (using theologically correct language and liturgy), rather than the heart's hunger for him. But the words of our Savior resound the ... Sign up for a membership or purchase this download to see it in its entirety.   Planning the Worship ServicePlan, implement, and execute a worship service that will benefit the congregation.  Recalibrating Your MarriageEvery marriage hits its rough patches. Here's how even the busiest people can get it back on track.  When Ministry Is WelcomeFirsthand accounts of successful, unplanned ministry. Worship Worthy of the Name Worship is seeing what God is worth and giving him what he's worth.
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