Seeing our times of communion as joyous times at the table of thanksgiving.
Christian worship has always been a “high-touch” affair. “Greet one another with a holy kiss,”…
Occasionally, an ancient writer hits you with a jaw-dropping-ly fresh insight. The first theologian to…
By Dr. Reggie Kidd “O God, by the passion of your blessed Son you made…
There is one song in particular that I commend to you this Advent, an especially lovely song of yearning. The Bible calls it the “Song of Songs,” that is, “the best song.” It’s a song about yearning for love—and especially during this particular season of Advent-waiting, I’d offer it as genuinely “the best song.”
By Reggie Kidd Without sugar-coating reality, the Bible carries about it an irrepressible hopefulness, a…
How do we take the Bible as God’s Word and make it the text for our lives when we come across words like these?
Originally Published in Worship Leader Magazine Vol 28 No 3 By Dr. Reggie Kidd In…
10 worship thinkers tell songwriters what is missing in current worship song theology.
In his letters, Paul gave us one of the most important passages of Scripture regarding music. Here is an in-depth conversation between worship theologians about its meaning.
