” Worship understands the gospel as the solution to the problem of sin and the key to everlasting joy. Worship finds joy through the gospel, which leads the worshiper to God.”
Author Archives: Josh Cehulik
Worship Theology and Jesus
Believers worship in Jesus’ name through his intercession, by his atoning work, modeling his life and teaching, with full anticipation of his return.
Don’t Stop Leading People to Christ
“As Paul said, “I press on toward the goal to win the prize for which God has called me heavenward in Christ Jesus” (Philippians 3:14). Leading people to Christ is a lifelong process of pursuing him.”
Worship Theology and Scripture
“In every facet, the Scripture shapes believers’ understanding of glorifying God. The Word of God is the backdrop of new covenant grace that provides the prescriptions for worship.”
Jesus: The Crescendo of the Bible’s Glorious Hymn
“Every aspect of Jesus’ life rings with poetic perfection. As the Lamb of God, he gives the sacrifice needed for atonement. As the Messiah, he assumes his rightful throne. As the Suffering Servant, he bears humanity’s sins. As the Divine Word incarnate, he reveals God’s glory (John 1:14). Jesus’ life, death, resurrection, and exaltation ground the story of the biblical hymn.
Jesus is the turning point of history, the focus of Scripture, and, in a real sense, the culmination of the Old Testament story. All refrains lead back to Christ, the divine hero of Scripture’s universal song.”
Principles of Theology of Worship
“At it’s roots, worship is a grace-filled meeting between God and his people, sealed in Christ by the Spirit; this is the governing principle for the shape and content of worship.”
Building a Theology of Worship – Introduction
“Join me on this ten-week journey to unravel the depth and richness of worship theology, discovering how it shapes the way believers honor and commune with their Creator.”
Am I a Believer or a Disciple?
“The easy, comfortable road of nominal belief devoid of discipleship does not lead to transformation… Why call Jesus “Lord, Lord” without doing what he says?”
Christ Over All: A New Way to Start a New Year
“What went wrong? The problem lies not in setting worthy goals, but in placing our hope in resolutions rather than in Christ alone.”
Bring the Choir Back – How Heavenly Choirs Inspire Earthly Discipleship
“The church choir presents a unique opportunity to model gospel inclusivity while facilitating meaningful discipleship.”
