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An open Bible on a wooden pulpit displaying Psalm 96, with black over-ear headphones resting beside it. In the softly lit background, a large wooden cross is blurred in focus, creating a warm and reverent atmosphere.

Start with the Word: Why Daily Bible Reading Shapes Discernment in Worship

Dave Jenkins August 11, 2025

Start with the Word: Why Daily Bible Reading Shapes Discernment in Worship By Dave Jenkins In a world awash with

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Avoiding Worship Music from Apostate Sources – Theology for Life July 2025 issue cover graphic

Avoiding Worship Music from Apostate Sources

Amy Spreeman August 11, 2025

Avoiding Worship Music from Apostate Sources By Amy Spreeman In Leviticus 8–10, we read about the incident of “strange fire”,

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Silhouette of a worship gathering with people raising their hands, illuminated by colorful stage lights in red, orange, blue, and purple, with a glowing cross projected in the background.

The Influence of Bethel Music

Dawn Hill August 11, 2025

The Influence of Bethel Music By Dawn Hill “For God is the King of all the earth; sing praises with

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Photograph of a music stand holding a printed lyric sheet of “How Deep the Father’s Love.” An envelope and several US dollars (including a $20 bill) rest on top. A blurred projection in the background shows the hymn’s title and opening lines.

Why the Royalties to Bethel, etc., Matter

Richard Moore August 11, 2025

Why the Royalties to Bethel Church Matter By Richard P Moore After 10 years of detailed, thorough research into Bethel

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Illustration of the Israelite camp in the wilderness with the tabernacle at the center, showing a pillar of cloud rising by day on the left and a pillar of fire glowing by night on the right, symbolizing God’s presence and guidance from Numbers 9.

Cloud by Day, Fire by Night: What Numbers 9 Teaches Us About Worship Discernment

Dave Jenkins August 11, 2025

Cloud by Day, Fire by Night: What Numbers 9 Teaches Us About Worship Discernment By Dave Jenkins Worship today is

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Open Bible in sharp focus on a dark stage, with blurred worship band silhouettes and warm stage lights in the background, symbolizing Scripture over emotional experience.

The Dangerous Theology of Bethel Worship and Similar Movements

Dave Jenkins August 11, 2025

The Dangerous Theology of Bethel Worship and Similar Movements By Dave Jenkins Bethel Church in Redding, California, has become one

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How and Why Christians Can Exercise Discernment in the Songs They Sing

How and Why Christians Can Exercise Discernment in the Songs They Sing

Dave Jenkins August 11, 2025

How and Why Christians Can Exercise Discernment in the Songs They Sing By Dave Jenkins Christian worship isn’t merely about

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Open Bible displaying John 4:23–24 highlighted, with the words “God is spirit, and those who worship him must worship in spirit and truth” illuminated, set against a warm background with a soft-focus cross and musical notes in the distance.

In Spirit and in Truth: Why Biblical Worship Matters

Joshua Mills August 11, 2025

In Spirit and in Truth: Why Biblical Worship Matters By Joshua Mills Why does biblical worship matter? It matters because

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