In the 1700s many of our beloved hymns were questioned for being to worldly. These ‘worship wars’ have been fought for centuries. From this foundation, Dr. Bakss uses Scripture and sound reasoning to show how God is to be centre of our worship music. Dr. Bakss explains that worship music should exalt the Lord and glorify Him (Psalm 21:13); worship music should edify one another (Colossians 3:16); worship music should educate our minds (Deuteronomy 31:19); worship music should engage our hearts to hear from God (Psalm 108:1); worship music should exhort us to serve God (Ezekiel 33:32); and worship music can be used to evangelise the lost (Psalm 40:3). Many may criticize changing music styles and accuse it as being ‘seeker sensitive’ but as the book further explains Paul compromised to reach others, without compromising the gospel (1 Corinthians
In the 1700s many of our beloved hymns were questioned for being to worldly. These ‘worship wars’ have been fought for centuries. From this foundation, Dr. Bakss uses Scripture and sound reasoning to show how God is to be centre of our worship music. Dr. Bakss explains that worship music should exalt the Lord and glorify Him (Psalm 21:13); worship music should edify one another (Colossians 3:16); worship music should educate our minds (Deuteronomy 31:19); worship music should engage our hearts to hear from God (Psalm 108:1); worship music should exhort us to serve God (Ezekiel 33:32); and worship music can be used to evangelise the lost (Psalm 40:3). Many may criticize changing music styles and accuse it as being ‘seeker sensitive’ but as the book further explains Paul compromised to reach others, without compromising the gospel (1 Corinthians