The Work of the Church is Worship. [this article is in process, and thus is incomplete at this time. Please don’t read until it is finished] WHAT is Worship? To worship is to lose oneself in adoration of almighty God in response to His worthiness, to celebrate the Lord for being supremely worthy of all …
Work and the Sabbath. “Then God looked over all He had made, and He saw that it was very good! And evening passed and morning came, marking the sixth day. So the creation of the heavens and the earth and everything in them was completed. On the seventh day God had finished His work of …
“I’m Working On a Building” – Gospel Song. B.B.King – I’M WORKING ON THE BUILDING This gospel song has an interesting racial history. It started out as, and in most ways remained, an African American gospel song. It was in a hymnal in 1929, and was included in a collection called “American Negro Songs” in …
Human Work: Delightful, then Cursed, then Redeemed. “The Lord God took Adam and placed him in the Garden of Delight in order to work it and keep it.” (Genesis 2:15) (1.) On Work Being Delightful. After Creator God’s magnificent work in His creation of the universe, Adam was put right to work himself. Made in …
God the Holy Spirit Continues to Work. Ancient Prayer #1: “Come, Holy Spirit, fill the hearts of Your faithful. You, who have already come to make them believers, come now to make them blessed. You who came so that with Your help we might glory in the hope of the glory of the sons and …
God the Son Continues to Work. “My Father is always working to this very day, and I too am working.” (John 5:17). Like the Father, Jesus is always working even now. When He shouted out “It is finished!” with His dying breath on the Cross, He was referring to His earthly mission. And when His …
God the Father Continues to Work. “My Father is always working to this very day, and I too am working.” (John 5:17). Divine Work Ethic. We serve a sleepless God who continues working 24/7. While the world is asleep, the Father never ceases to work in His creation. While we live in the presence of …
Revelation’s Closing Invitation – COME! “The revelation of Jesus Christ…” (Rev. 1:1). John the Divine left no doubt about the purpose of his Book of Revelation. His very first words in his prologue were that his vision was an unveiling of Jesus. His baffling and otherworldly writings in this book were not primarily about future events, …
Revelation Worship: Hallelujah! “The revelation of Jesus Christ…” (Rev. 1:1). John the Divine left no doubt about the purpose of his Book of Revelation. His very first words in his prologue were that his vision was an unveiling of Jesus. His baffling and otherworldly writings in this book were not primarily about future events, or the …
Revelation Song #1 – Holy, Holy, Holy! “The revelation of Jesus Christ…” (Rev. 1:1). John the Divine left no doubt about the purpose of his Book of Revelation. His very first words in his prologue were that his vision was an unveiling of Jesus. His baffling and otherworldly writings in this book were not primarily about …
Revelation Song #2 – Harps and Incense. “The revelation of Jesus Christ…” (Rev. 1:1). John the Divine left no doubt about the purpose of his Book of Revelation. His very first words in his prologue were that his vision was an unveiling of Jesus. His baffling and otherworldly writings in this book were not primarily about …
Revelation Song #3 – Countless Angels and Millions of Creatures. “The revelation of Jesus Christ…” (Rev. 1:1). John the Divine left no doubt about the purpose of his Book of Revelation. His very first words in his prologue were that his vision was an unveiling of Jesus. His baffling and otherworldly writings in this book were …