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May His Kingdom Ever Increase On Earth As It Is In Heaven

 

The Art of Worship was an article blog birthed in 2014 and then shuttered in 2016 only to resurface in the Summer of 2023 from a desire to convey the truths of God’s Word instilling in those reading a sense that worship is not something you just do on Sundays and Wednesdays but rather it is an all-encompassing way of life. Worship permeates every facet of our lives as believers. Everything we say, do, and think is saturated with the worship of something or someone. Let us do well to keep guard over our lives and doctrine being living sacrifices unto the one true God and Jesus Christ who He sent to live the life we could not live, die the death we deserve, and be raised to life so that we may walk in newness of life.

 

This vision has not ceased but rather it has developed into something more. There is a common mantra out there in these modern times that shouts “All Of Christ For All Of  Life” from the mountaintops. What started as The Art of Worship has now developed into Grace & Truth Articles. We have decided to leave the original articles here for archival reasons. For latest articles please click the button below to be directed to the Grace and Truth Press site. As we continue to grow as a ministry, there is one mantra we would like to add to “All Of Christ For All of Life” and that is “May His Kingdom Ever Increase On Earth As It Is In Heaven”. Our aim is to provide rich and robust theological content for the edification of the local church. We hope you are blessed by our content and pray the Lord Jesus Christ will grow you in the knowledge and understanding of His Will through His Word by His Spirit.

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Lessons From Jude Pt.2: Gospel Centrality in Theological Teaching
Lessons From Jude Pt.2: Gospel Centrality in Theological Teaching

The Gospel must be preached, and preached accurately and truthfully, at all costs. If the Gospel is misrepresented, then the pastor, the elder, the teacher, or the parent must drop whatever they are doing, scrap whatever lesson plan or sermon series they had, and recalibrate their audience on Gospel truth. You can always deal with secondary and tertiary issues later, but if the Gospel is at stake, then salvation itself is at stake.

The Alpha and Omega of Joy: Proverbs 14:13
The Alpha and Omega of Joy: Proverbs 14:13

In a world touched by sin, even joy must end in grief. People grow old, children move away, and things fade away. It is a reality that Solomon described in Proverbs, and it is a reality that Jesus chose not to avoid. Thankfully, Jesus’ grief stands at the end of worldly joy and marks the beginning of joy eternal.

God Will Protect: Psalm 4:5-8
God Will Protect: Psalm 4:5-8

All of man’s attempts to find joy and peace apart from God have been met by failure. The present attempts
will fare no better. Only God Himself is absolute good.

In The Lord Take Refuge
In The Lord Take Refuge

In times of calamity, we may be tempted to live in fear. But David reminds himself – and us – where to take refuge. God is on his throne even in the worst of times. We should fear God more than disaster, and even the threats of wicked people. He promises relief and salvation to the righteous.

Those with Excuse: Romans 1:18-20
Those with Excuse: Romans 1:18-20

Romans 1:18-20 serves as the justification for how and why God can condemn humanity for their sin. It demonstrates why we are without excuse, but could it also give hope for the universal salvation of children who die in the womb and in infancy?

No Other Hope: Psalm 3:4-8
No Other Hope: Psalm 3:4-8

Jesus promised that he who believes in Him shall never die. When those who fear God and trust in Christ lie down, they know that they will arise.

Praising God at Home
Praising God at Home

We need to go back to our duty and destroy our idolatry. Many think this is only the case at church, however. The Bible clearly states that we should assume spiritual responsibility in the home. Prayer, Bible reading, and sound doctrine should be regular routines in every Christian home.

Love-Driven Worship
Love-Driven Worship

We should revere, respect, and glorify God in worship. But biblically, God desires something more—God wants us to love Him. We can love God spontaneously, or we can love him through plans made in advance. Either way, the key is gratitude and intentionality.

He Will Restore: Psalm 3:1-4
He Will Restore: Psalm 3:1-4

The righteous do not always march forward victoriously. They do not always shout with the voice of triumph and joyously sing the song of the conqueror.

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