Water. Air. Food. Love.
We’re all familiar with these things as being essential for life. Without them, we cease to exist. None of us can live for long without them as integral and daily needs in our lives. Yet, there is another vital need for our existence. Worship. It’s true. Humans will worship and must worship in both a corporate and an individual setting.
In this fascinating study from Michael Brown, readers will investigate critical texts about worship, examine pertinent episodes of worship from Scripture, and discover key building blocks for developing a greater personal and corporate worship experience. Open these pages, and learn more about drawing nearer to God through more meaningful worship.
Table of Contents:
- What Is Worship?
- How Are We to Worship?
- Studies in Worship: Cain & Abel
- Studies in Worship: Abraham
- Studies in Worship: Jacob
- Studies in Worship: Nadab & Abihu
- Studies in Worship: Saul of Kish
- Studies in Worship: David
- Studies in Worship: Jeroboam
- Studies in Worship: Isaiah
- Studies in Worship: Ezra
- My Personal Preparation for Worship
About the Author
Dr. Michael Brown is a Trenton, New Jersey native who holds master’s degrees in religion and divinity from Lipscomb University and a doctorate from Harding University School of Theology. Brown currently serves as senior minister of the Westview Church of Christ in Madison, Alabama, and also works as a technical manager for NASA at Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama. He is a contributing author to the Cornerstone of Our Faith series.
