What the Bible Teaches about Worship

by Robert L. Dickie

It is the author?s belief that there is in these days a stirring within the Church of Jesus Christ. People are hungering and thirsting for a deeper and richer experience of the presence of God in wors

155 pages, Paperback

First published April 1, 2007

Reviews

[Jenna Dubois · Rating 1 out of 5]

I feel that the author made things more complicated in his wording than it needed to be. When he wasn’t doing so, there was a lot of copy and paste from other books and authors and sermons. Aside from that, I do think much of what he was saying was a bit exaggerated. He has a good point and good reason for sharing his thoughts and concerns for the way of the church. We do need to do a better job to remain reverent and mindful of our faith journeys. The way he goes about getting the message across fell flat upon me.

[Timothy Denning · Rating 5 out of 5]

Is God to be worshipped in his way? According to the scriptures? In spirit and truth? Hymns, psalms reverent worship, is that important? All the questions are dealt with, all with an emphatic yes! And why is it so important.

[Adam Walker · Rating 3 out of 5]

This book is a mixed bag of great insight and astounding blindness. Well worth reading nonetheless.

[Derek Noorman]

Dickie addresses and calls for a return to "true" throne room worship. It's an easy book to read, but the thoughts it generates on the subject of worship are well worth the time to read this little book.