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Transformational Preaching: Engaging with Exodus and the Old Testament, part 2

Explore the art of building a bridge back to the world of the Bible and then bringing the drama back to our generation

Audio Audio | February 27, 2014

Transformational Preaching: Engaging with Exodus and the Old Testament

This seminar explores the art of building a bridge back to the world of the Bible and then bringing the drama back to our generation.

Audio Audio | February 27, 2014

God of Grace and God of Glory: An Exodus Triptych

a service based on the whole book of Exodus in three movements

Worship Service Worship Service | Video Video | February 26, 2014

Exodus 40 Worship Service

from Worship Symposium 2014 with Jon Brown preaching

Worship Service Worship Service | Video Video | February 26, 2014

Exodus 14-15 Worship Service

from Worship Symposium 2014 with Sophie Mathonet-VanderWell preaching

Worship Service Worship Service | Video Video | February 26, 2014

Exodus 32 Worship Service

from Worship Symposium 2014 with Michael Nabors preaching

Worship Service Worship Service | Video Video | February 26, 2014

Exodus 16 Worship Service

from Worship Symposium 2014 with Scott Hoezee preaching

Worship Service Worship Service | Video Video | February 18, 2014

Exodus 20 Worship Service

from Worship Symposium 2014 with Heidi De Jonge preaching

Worship Service Worship Service | Video Video | February 18, 2014

Coop's Column - Craving to be Adored

The longer I live, the more I become convinced three things are true: 1. God does exist 2. I am not God. 3. The first two points are worth remembering—always.” Wise words from an aged Roman Catholic priest. How easy to slip into the sin of what St. Paul terms “thinking too highly of ourselves.”

Reflection Reflection | October 29, 2010

Responding in Praise and Thanks (Bible Study)

In corporate worship we are expected to give a response to what God has said and done. So we talk about the "service of response" of a worship liturgy, and it always follows the proclamation of God's word in the sermon. When God has spoken his word of hope and grace, it is unthinkable that we would leave church without a response. The dialogue of worship always includes the assumption that God waits for some response to his word.

Article Article | October 19, 2010

The Pattern of the Christian Year (Bible Study)

Worship planning assumes that a calendar is used. The assumption in worship planning is that we anticipate future worship.

Article Article | October 19, 2010

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