As Christians, we should long to grow in our depth, understanding, and intimacy with Jesus Christ … but how? In this Deeper Christian episode, we
Better Than Broadway (Ephesians 1:6)
At the end of each of the three blessing sections, the phrase "to the praise of His glory" is used. In Lesson 12 of the Deeper Christian Bible Study
Worship: 5 Ways to Grow in Your Spiritual Life (Part 1)
As a Christian, we long to grow spiritually, know Jesus more intimately, and have a greater understanding of His Word. In part one of this
O For a Thousand Tongues to Sing
The great hymn writer, Charles Wesley (who penned more than 5,500 hymns) wrote this classic and timeless hymn on the one year anniversary of his
Sound Forth the Praises of the Most High God
"Sound forth the praises of the Most High." Doesn't that statement just stir something within you? I recently came across it in a Charles Spurgeon
Spiritual Fervor or Frenzied Activity (AW Tozer)
I love reading Tozer. He is always direct and often convicting. In this short exhortation, he talks about zeal. He starts by talking about how it is
A Timelapse Video of Norway … that will make you want to praise God and take a vacation
In Psalm 19:1 it reads: "The heavens declare the glory of God; And the firmament shows His handiwork." Isn't it an incredible thought that creation is
Knowing vs. Feeling in Worship
Biblically, worship is not about singing but about a daily lifestyle. I discovered this short video from a sermon by Alistair Begg on the difference
No Turning Back … No Matter What
Wednesday night I was privileged to attend a night of worship and remembrance the graduating advanced students of Ellerslie Training put on for the