Lesson 2 Flashcards
1
Q
How Christians worship?
A
- ) Read the Bible
- ) Preach the Bible
- ) Pray the Bible
- ) Sing the Bible
- ) See the Bible
2
Q
How do Christians read the Bible in worship?
A
- ) Needs to be an event (not rushed through)
- ) Read from the OT and NT (whole chapters)
- ) Study to read the passage with meaning
- ) Speak up, speak clearly, pace accordingly
- ) In the Word, God speaks the most clearly
3
Q
How does Scripture instruct us on the reading and preaching of the Word in worship?
A
- ) Preaching is God’s prime appointed instrument to build up his church (Romans 10)
- ) Sermon is the explanation of the Scripture reading (Ezra/Nehemiah)
- ) 2 Tim. 4:2 - Preach the word
4
Q
What is preaching to accomplish?
A
- ) Preaching is God’s appointed instrument to build his church
- ) Preaching is at the center of public worship
- ) Should accomplish evangelistic and discipleship purposes.
5
Q
How do Christians pray the Bible in worship?
A
- ) Adoration - the Bible always gives reasons to praise the Lord
- ) Pray Scripture back to God: plead His promises
- ) Spend time plundering the languages of Scripture for prayers in public worship (Eph. 3:14-19, Daniel 9)
6
Q
What songs are to be sung in public worship?
A
- ) It should be like a Psalm
- ) Diet of Hymns
- ) Should be rich with biblical and theological content (guided by biblical language, content, and theology)
7
Q
How do the Psalms guide us in worship, both in singing and prayer?
A
- Experience the total realm of the Christian life experience, emotions
- Talk about God, man, Christ, salvation, and life
- Rich Biblical themes throughout (praise, petition, adoration, etc.)
8
Q
How do the sacraments aid in worship?
A
- ) The sacraments are the visible words of God’s promises in the Gospel
- ) Sign of the covenant: remind us of His promise
- ) Seal: assure us of His promise
9
Q
Why is both adoration and action necessary in worship?
A
- Worship is something that we do and something in which we receive from God.
- We want to praise god with our lips and our lives. True worship does both.
- -Biblical worship is always the response to God’s revelation.
- True worship is both God glorifying and soul satisfying (give and receive)
- Psalm 134 - we come to bless God and we receive God’s blessing.