Marva Dawn is Teaching Fellow of Spiritual Theology at Regent College. She is also a prolific author, theologian and founder of Christians Equipped for Ministry. Her books include Keeping the Sabbath Wholly and Unfettered Hope: A Call to Faithful Living in an Affluent Society.
Rethinking Worship for the New Millenium
Speaker(s): Marva Dawn
Date: 1999
Length: 10:57:00
Product ID: RGDV2912S
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Description
This series discusses the elements of our present postmodern, post-Christian culture which made the Church's worship necessary and, at the same time, difficult. Consideration is given to what mistakes, theological fallacies, false gods and ill-advised directions endanger the worship of the church and how to avoid them. It also covers what it means to be a genuine Christian community in regards to working through issues in the worship wars, what criteria should be used for choosing the best of both the new and old elements in worship, and how to craft worship which forms God's people for their ministries in the world and reaches out to neighbours in our culture.
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