Real Worship

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arren Wiersbe has done a masterful job of communicating our call to worship from the pages of Holy Scripture. His chapter on preaching as a sacrament is alone worth the price of the book. This is yet another prophetic voice calling modem evangelicalism back home to the priority of worship.
Rt. Rev. Peter E. Gillquist
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ith intelligence and insight, wit and wisdom, Warren Wiersbe reveals the transformation which honest worship can bring to each Christian and his church.
Frank Boggs
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arely have I identified with an author in his perception and experience of worship as I have in this present volume. The reader will never be quite the same again after pemsing these pages. He may not agree with everything, but he will have to acknowledge that "man's chief end is to glorify God" and to "worship Him in the beauty of holiness."
Dr. Stephen EOlford
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or long enough this matter of Christian worship has been begging for restudy and restatement, and an answer to that is just what... Tovább

Fülszöveg

arren Wiersbe has done a masterful job of communicating our call to worship from the pages of Holy Scripture. His chapter on preaching as a sacrament is alone worth the price of the book. This is yet another prophetic voice calling modem evangelicalism back home to the priority of worship.
Rt. Rev. Peter E. Gillquist
w
ith intelligence and insight, wit and wisdom, Warren Wiersbe reveals the transformation which honest worship can bring to each Christian and his church.
Frank Boggs
R
arely have I identified with an author in his perception and experience of worship as I have in this present volume. The reader will never be quite the same again after pemsing these pages. He may not agree with everything, but he will have to acknowledge that "man's chief end is to glorify God" and to "worship Him in the beauty of holiness."
Dr. Stephen EOlford
E
or long enough this matter of Christian worship has been begging for restudy and restatement, and an answer to that is just what we have in this new book from the mind and heart of one who is eminently fitted to talk to us about it. It has blessed my own heart. May it have wide acceptance and deep impact.
Dr. J. Sidlow Baxter
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n worship we declare what is really valuable to us, says Dr. Wiersbe. Convinced he is right, my mind devoured this book. Often in the reading of these pages I forgot this was a book about worship and became lost in the very act of worship. Wiersbe wakes us to the wonder of God. A solid and scholarly challenge direads substance throughout die piece.
Dr. Calvin Miller Vissza