‘The First-Born Seraph’
Charles Wesley's famous hymn 'And can it be?' is still sung from time to time ...
Christ-Centred Worship
Bryan Chapell, whose book Christ-Centred Preaching: Redeeming the Expository ...
Dan Kimball on ’emerging worship’
Perspectives on Christian Worship: Five Views is a 2009 publication from Broadman ...
God bless the ‘Sunday Assembly’
Yesterday morning (9th November 2014), the Norwich 'Sunday Assembly' held its ...
Has worship music lost its soul?
Writing in a recent issue of Christianity magazine, Andy Walton asks if some ...
Is church man enough?
Is church man enough? Dave Hopwood thinks that it is not, and offers some interesting ...
Meditating on Christ’s sufferings
Given the reticence and reserve with which the NT dwells on the physical aspects ...
On going to church, anyway
In some ways, the concept of 'going to church' is not a very biblical one. ...
Shall we dance?
The Shakers of the late 18th and early 19th centuries put forth a number of ...
Stuart Townend in Norwich
Holy Trinity, Norwich, was the venue last night for a concert from Stuart Townend ...
Those imprecatory psalms
The Psalms are the best-loved and most-used part of the Old Testament. But ...
To whom are our hymns addressed?
It's interesting to note the different persons who are addressed in the various ...
Worship on death row
On 29th April, eight convicted drug traffickers, including the two ring-leaders ...