Robert Webber

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  Worship Old And New (Revised)

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  A reexamination of the actual practice of worship that goes beyond the merely academic to provide a practical perspective through the eyes of the worship leader and the congregation.

  The most effective approach to worship is one that blends historical and traditional practices with contemporary elements. Worship Old and New is a scholarly, up-to-date, and thought-provoking resource for anyone serious about exploring worship and how to bring about a worship renewal in the church.

  Now reformatted and updated for an easier, more logical approach to worship theology, this revised edition is divided into four major sections, addressing:

  *The biblical foundation of worship–found in the Old and New Testaments as well as the early Christian movement.

  *The biblical theology of worship–how worship is an enactment of the Gospel.

  *A brief history of worship–from ancient and medieval, to twentieth-century renewal.

  *An overview of how worship is practiced–from content and structure, to the role of music and art.

  New information is incorporated into each section to give you a better grasp of the biblical themes of worship, a deeper understanding of Old Testament customs, and a solid grounding in modern-day renewal movements.

  This book is ideal for ministerial, classroom, and congregational settings.

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  What Christians Believe

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  What Christians Believe offers a general theology that will serve every group of evangelical Christians. This theology affirms the unity of the various confessions as well as the validity of diversity in matters of secondary importance. The traditional way of doing theology among evangelicals has been to set forth a rigid theological system and vigorously defend that system as the revealed truth. That appoach tends to emphasize the points of disagreement among Christians instead of the beliefs held in common. What Christians Believe takes the approach of contextualized theology — that is, with the recognition that all systems of theological thought reflect the particular cultural grid in which they were originally written. Thus theology is a discipline that reflects on the truth. And therefore this book offers dual perspectives on each theological concept, with Alan F. Johnson unfolding its biblical foundation and Robert E. Webber tracing its historical development in the church.

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