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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.
Lessons From Jude Pt.1: What Does It Mean To Be “Called” By God?
How can one with dirty hands become clean by scrubbing himself with those same hands? There is only one solution: he must be the object of cleansing and not the worker of cleansing. Consequently, to be “called” identifies the Christian as one who has been appointed to be the object of God’s affections, mercy, and saving grace, to be chosen to be part of the royal priesthood, someone for Christ’s own possession (1 Pet. 2:9).
The Forgotten Aspect of Reconciliation
Christ died in order to reconcile us back to the Father as well as each other. What should Christians keep in mind to consistently foster reconciliation among ourselves?
The Insidious Vice of Greed
Greed is insidious. Beware of its deception and adhere to a Biblical worldview in order to be enlightened in this money-mongering culture. Choose God’s glory over the American dream.
Faithful Service: Work Without Want
What does faithful service to God look like? True devotion lies in selfless acts of obedience to God, glorifying Him instead of ourselves.
The Violent Take It by Force
When Jesus says in Matthew 11:12 that the kingdom of heaven was suffering violence, and the violent were taking it by force, what exactly did He mean? As it turns out, there is good reason to believe that He was encouraging Christians to actively pursue Him with spiritual violence. But what exactly is spiritual violence?
Trying Times: Faithful Prayer
Trying times call for faithful prayer. If we are to be a powerful people in Christ, we must be a prayerful people.
Pastor, Love Your Preborn Neighbors
When given an opportunity to show love to your preborn neighbors, meaning babies in the womb vulnerable to abortion, what do you do for them? Anything?
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