Recalling the Hope of Glory

How glorious is your worship, both corporately and individually? Does it follow God?s ordained patterns? Do you consider worship to be only the singing and instrumental group at the front? What are the essential elements of worship? Are you satisfied with your own personal worship and that of your church? Can we improve?\\r\\n\\r\\nDr. Ross has written this rare, thoughtful and thought-provoking book out of a concern for worship to be as glorious as it should be. He points out that for any significant change to occur in our worship activities we need to get behind worship forms and methods and changes in style and focus on the biblical theology that instructs us in worship. He provides us with a methodical, detailed study on all the Bible has to say on the subject of worship. He begins with worship in the Garden of Eden, through early Israelite worship, worship in the early church, the development of liturgy during the more recent centuries, to its climax in the new heavens and the new earth. \\r\\n\\r\\nThe book is divided into ten parts. After each section is a helpful conclusion and some probing questions that may challenge what we are doing now. The final section brings what the author considers to be fifteen basic principles for more glorious worship. However, this is not a ?How to?? book, but invites us to apply the biblical standards of worship to the church. In doing so, he points out the biblical qualifications of both