¡Consideren bien esto! (Fil 4:8)
El segundo timpo ordinario (julio y agosto) del año Cristiano y el calendario litúrgico.
Psalms Unplugged
This CD features fresh and contemporary settings of the ancient biblical psalms combined with contemporary versions of 16th century tunes from the Genevan Psalter. It was produced by The Psalm Project with partial support by the Calvin Worship Institute.
The Prophetic Call and First Messages
Mark Labberton will preach “The Prophetic Call and First Messages” based on Ezekiel 1–2. Other worship service participants include Alexis VanZalen, the Grand Rapids Christian High School band, Katie Ritsema Roelofs, Joel Littlepage, Kimberly Williams, Brian Hehn and Justin Fung.
Prophetic Words of Judgment
Rodrigo Cano will preach on Ezekiel 18–25. The music and liturgy will be led by the Calvin University Worship Apprentices, Paul Ryan, and Rachel Wilhelm.
God’s Glory Departs from Israel
Led in Korean and English by the Woodlawn Christian Reformed Church Choir, directed by Chan Gyu Jang; the Living Water Church Worship Team, directed by Yohan Lee; and members of the Calvin University and Calvin Theological Seminary Korean communities. Anne Zaki will preach on Ezekiel 10–11, “God’s Glory Departs from Israel.”
A Trickle of Ever-Growing Hope
In this final worship service, Jared Alcantara will preach on Ezekiel 47, “A Trickle of Ever-Growing Hope.” As we dwell with these images of hope after a hard time, we will be led by Calvin University choirs directed by Pearl Shangkuan. Organist David Cherwien will participate as well.
The Valley of Dry Bones
Preacher Brianna Parker will focus on the valley of dry bones described in Ezekiel 37 in this service of the word and table that is led by the Calvin University Gospel Choir and Nate Glasper with Ruth Naomi Floyd.
El año cristiano y el calendario litúrgico
Una guía para los ritmos y énfasis cristológicos durante el año para la adoración en las iglesias.
Daniel I. Block on God’s Grace in Ezekiel
Although Ezekiel’s strange visions and often shocking images perplex readers, Old Testament scholar Daniel I. Block explains why the book of Ezekiel is worth reading. The judgment, grace, and love God spoke through Ezekiel to Israel also apply to the church today.
Amar a Dios Amando al Pobre
Lecciones para el culto público desde el calendario litúrgico del Antiguo Testamento Las grandes fiestas litúrgicas del pueblo de Dios en la Torá.
El culto y la santidad como prácticas de la justicia: Levítico 19
"El ministerio y la vida espiritual deben ir siempre juntos. Vivir una vida espiritual es vivir en una comunión ininterrumpida e íntima con el Señor... Vivir una vida de ministerio es dar testimonio de El en medio de este mundo... Cuando nuestro ministerio no emerge de un encuentro personal con Dios, pronto se convierte en una rutina fatigante y en un trabajo aburrido. Al mismo tiempo, cuando nuestra vida espiritual ya no nos guía a un ministerio activo, rápidamente degenera en una introspección y auto-análisis, y así pierde su dinamismo. Nuestra vida en Cristo y nuestro ministerio en su nombre deben ir siempre juntos, tal como los dos maderos de la cruz." Henri Nouwen
Symposium Offers Hope Found in Ezekiel
Bookended by powerful prayers of confession and lament and drawing some 800 participants from around the world, the 2024 Symposium on Worship took place Feb. 7-9 on the campus of Calvin University and Calvin Theological Seminary.