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An essential aspect of the Christian life is listening to and obeying God's word.
In this meditation, we consider the equally important task which rests upon the teachers within the Christian community. The Lord places upon them the duty to instruct faithfully and well so that others may learn and grow.
In the weeks since Easter, we have been noting in this column the several Christian practices which St. Paul commends as appropriate for those who have "been risen" with their Lord. In this week’s column we highlight the practice of singing.
Meditating on the great acts of salvation and rescue which his Savior had performed for him, and then letting the waves of the Savior’s love which prompted these acts to sweep over his mind and into his heart, Paul could do nothing less, nor nothing else, than to dedicate his entire life to his Lord.
St. Paul calls followers of Jesus Christ who have been resurrected with him to live far better. They must be well-ordered in their priorities and white-hot in their motivation.
An image based on Galatians 2
These case studies of worship in other times and places work well in personal devotions, small groups and classrooms.
These case studies of worship in other times and places will give your congregation the freedom and framework to deepen your discussion of worship.
A list of songs to shape Holy Week.
A list of songs to shape Ascension Day.
A list of songs to shape Epiphany.
Songs and scripture texts for worship based on Galatians 5:22-26, the Fruit of the Spirit.
