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Thoughts To Ponder
If we
haven't learned to be worshipers, it doesn't
really matter how well we do anything else. A Friendly Discussion on Mormonism Held at the North Charlottesville church of Christ on January 13, 2008 Why Do We Need the Book of Mormon?
LDS Representatives
First
Speech Audio Response by Larry Rouse
Response
Audio
The LDS Doctrine of Eternal
Progression
LDS Representatives
2nd Speech Audio Response by Larry Rouse
Response Audio
Dangers
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Worship is Inside Out by Jimmy Jividen
Do religious rituals seem cold? Do sacred ceremonies seem meaningless? Is worship impersonal, merely an exercise in demanded duty? Does worship periods make you feel as if you are an audience watching a professional performance? If you answered "yes" to any of the above, then read on. The Bible teaches that worship is a spiritual fellowship with God. It is not emotional excitement, magic rituals, or holy words, but submission of our own will to the will of God. This submission involves the inner man his mind to reason, his heart to feel, and his spirit to will. If you do not understand the words of worship, if what you say and do in worship is not from your heart, and if your will is only passively involved, then worship cannot take place. The Bible teaches that worship must be "with the spirit" and "with the mind" (1 Cor. 14:15). Worship must be more than watching a performance. This submission involves following the will of God revealed in the Bible. There can be no substitutions of human innovations or neglect of what God has revealed. Good intentions do not count. If they did, every man could make his own idol and worship his own way. The true God is worshipped "in truth" (Jn. 4:24). Worship is a deep spiritual expression of a grateful heart. Worship is a rational understanding of what is thought, said, and done in the worship experience. Worship is a humble submission to God, approaching Him as He has directed in His Word. The Bible teaches that true worship comes from the heart and involves both the spirit and the understanding of the worshipper. More is involved than going through traditional rituals and the stimulation of emotional response. Other
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