Trinitarian Worship
One of the remarkable features of Christian theology in recent years is the resurgence of interest in the doctrine of the Trinity.
One of the persistent features of this literature is the observation that Trinitarian theology has considerable implications for Christian worship. This section explores some of those implications.
Articles
The Trinitarian DNA of Christian Worship: Perennial Themes in Recent Theological Literature
John D. Witvliet
Yale Institute of Sacred Music Colloquium 2 (2005)
Contemporary Worship Music Matures
Theologically serious songwriters are acknowledging the Trinity in contemporary songs that unite head and heart.
Trinity Matters: The Trinity Needs to be Named Regularly in our Worship (Reformed Worship magazine)
Diane Strickland
Prayer of the Trinity
N.T. Wright
sermon on expanding the historical "Jesus prayer" to be Trinitarian
Books and Book Chapters
A More Profound Alleluia, chapter 1: "The Opening of Worship: Trinity,"
John D. Witvliet
How Great is Our God: The Trinity in Contemporary Christian Worship
Lester Ruth
The Doctrine of the Trinity and the Theology and Practice of Christian Worship in the Reformed Tradition
by John D. Witvliet
Worship, Community and the Triune God of Grace
by James B. Torrance
Worshipping Trinity: Coming Back to the Heart of Worship
by Robin Parry
Worship Services
The Trinity Who Cares (2 Corinthians 13:14)
God in Three Persons: A Service of Hymns and Readings (Reformed Worship)
God in Three Persons: Four Week Series on the Trinity (Reformed Worship)
We Believe: Service Based on the Nicene Creed (Reformed Worship)