A how-to book on corporate worship for the twenty-first century: how to be authentic and contemporary without being glitzy or faddish. The contributors look at: Worship Under the Word; Following in Cranmer’s Footsteps; Free Church Worship: The Challenge of Freedom; Reformed Worship in the Global Cit... (more)

"Reformed Christians," write D.G. Hart and John R. Muether, "are increasingly divided over how they ought to worship their God," a situation they regard as urgent. Drawing on Scripture and Reformed confessions and catechisms, the authors answer such questions as: •When are we to worship? •How doe... (more)

If you want to start an "interesting" discussion in most churches, bring up the subject of musical styles! Lucarini questions the use of contemporary worship music; shows why he believes congregations have been deceived into using worldly means to "reach the lost"; and advocates a return to melody a... (more)

In the first in a series of three books, worship leader and songwriter Dave Bilbrough examines different aspects of what it means to live a life of worship to God. Practical, humorous and down-to-earth this book will encourage you to walk more closely with God and to grasp the heart of the message o... (more)

In the last in a series of three books, worship leader and songwriter Dave Bilbrough looks at what factors are vital to seeing a release of the presence of God in the midst of our worship. "This book will draw you into a deeper encounter with the Living God so that His hope, help and healing wil... (more)

An introduction that sets out the core convictions of Anglican worship - the centrality of Scripture, the importance of Communion, and the need to build up the body of Christ - the place of liturgical language and the relation of Anglican worship to its context and community. (1994)

True worship can only be understood as it exists in the kingdom of God. When we see God’s sovereignty over all things, it becomes clear that the work of the cross of Christ is what allows us to draw near to God in worship. During Christ’s time on Earth, He left a legacy that teaches us what it means... (more)

Ruis presents a passionate exhortation to love like Jesus loves and to experience worship that is touched by brokenness and a longing for things to be set right. Therein lies the justice God is seeking.

This book contains the stories behind some of the best-loved hymns and songs of the last century. It includes "Are You Washed in the Blood?", "Father God,", "Have Thine Own Way", "He Lives!", "He Touched Me", "Shout to the Lord", "The Heart of Worship", "Thou Didst Leave Thy Throne", and many more.