Reviews
How many people truly know the value and meaning of the countless worship services offered? Through this book, we are prompted to reflect once again on the meaning contained within worship and the order of worship.
A worship textbook that combines fundamental discussions on the nature of worship with reflections and suggestions regarding the order of modern worship! Highly recommended for those who wish to examine their current attitude toward worship or to offer worship that pleases God!
A worship textbook that blends fundamental discussions on the nature of worship with reflections and suggestions regarding the order of modern services! Dreaming of Worship That Is More True to It. It seems like this was a word frequently seen in the news last year: worship. And should I call it an unfamiliar term? New terms have also emerged: face-to-face worship and non-face-to-face worship. It has already been nearly a year since we began worshipping online from home due to COVID-19. While
Due to COVID-19, which has persisted from last year through this year, an unprecedented situation occurred where the way I worshipped—which I had attended at the sanctuary every week without fail for over 20 years as a lifelong Christian—had changed. Worshipping alone at home online, and specifically via YouTube Live, forced me to reflect on my true self in many ways more than I had anticipated. First of all, while I generally managed to arrive on time and dress appropriately to approach God
With the advent of the COVID-19 era, worship shifted online, and I witnessed the faith of many wavering as a result. While this was deeply regrettable, I believe I, too, experienced significant wavering while worshipping alone. At this juncture, this book, which explains the attitude and methods of worship, had a profound impact on my own practice. When reading, I always prioritize the author's motivation for writing the book and the message they wish to convey to the reader; as I continued
The year 2020 was a year in which I thought more about worship than any other. We were no longer able to gather at church to worship, a practice that had taken for granted. At the time, I did not know that this situation would continue to this day, a year later. Having been raised in the faith, I had always taken going to church on Sundays for granted and was accustomed to worship offered there; this involuntary pause forced me to meditate on the meaning of worship. It is said that missions are
Yang Myeong-ho: Dreaming of a worship service worthy of the name
"Dreaming of Worship That Is More Worshipful" is our response to God, a biblical guide to the spirit and practice of worship, and a worship guide for all saints and ministers! It is a book introduced to all saints and ministers who wish to offer worship worthy of the name.
Korean title: 보다 예배다운 예배를 꿈꾸다
Korean author: 양명호
Korean publisher: 생명의말씀사
ISBN-13: 9788904167357
Reviews
How many people truly know the value and meaning of the countless worship services offered? Through this book, we are prompted to reflect once again on the meaning contained within worship and the order of worship.
A worship textbook that combines fundamental discussions on the nature of worship with reflections and suggestions regarding the order of modern worship! Highly recommended for those who wish to examine their current attitude toward worship or to offer worship that pleases God!
A worship textbook that blends fundamental discussions on the nature of worship with reflections and suggestions regarding the order of modern services! Dreaming of Worship That Is More True to It. It seems like this was a word frequently seen in the news last year: worship. And should I call it an unfamiliar term? New terms have also emerged: face-to-face worship and non-face-to-face worship. It has already been nearly a year since we began worshipping online from home due to COVID-19. While
Due to COVID-19, which has persisted from last year through this year, an unprecedented situation occurred where the way I worshipped—which I had attended at the sanctuary every week without fail for over 20 years as a lifelong Christian—had changed. Worshipping alone at home online, and specifically via YouTube Live, forced me to reflect on my true self in many ways more than I had anticipated. First of all, while I generally managed to arrive on time and dress appropriately to approach God
With the advent of the COVID-19 era, worship shifted online, and I witnessed the faith of many wavering as a result. While this was deeply regrettable, I believe I, too, experienced significant wavering while worshipping alone. At this juncture, this book, which explains the attitude and methods of worship, had a profound impact on my own practice. When reading, I always prioritize the author's motivation for writing the book and the message they wish to convey to the reader; as I continued
The year 2020 was a year in which I thought more about worship than any other. We were no longer able to gather at church to worship, a practice that had taken for granted. At the time, I did not know that this situation would continue to this day, a year later. Having been raised in the faith, I had always taken going to church on Sundays for granted and was accustomed to worship offered there; this involuntary pause forced me to meditate on the meaning of worship. It is said that missions are
