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In Case You’ve Never Heard

by R. Scott Clark on June 12, 2013 | 12 Comments

One of the reasons why people resist the call to return to historic Reformed (and catholic) worship practices, e.g., singing God’s Word without musical instruments is because it is completely unfamiliar and thus seems implausible or entirely theoretical. It isn’t. Thanks to . . . Continue reading →

Categorized Reformed Resources, Reforming Ministry, Reforming Worship, Rule of Worship, Worship | Tagged a cappella singing, praise, psalmody, regulative principle, Worship | 12 Comments

Considering Context Leads To Singing Psalms In New Testament Praise And Worship

by R. Scott Clark on May 4, 2015 | 16 Comments

Context inevitably colors how we understand texts. It shapes our assumptions about what about what is possible and plausible. I see this in Patristics (the study of the early Christian church). As a confessional Reformed Christian with connections to Reformed orthodoxy, as . . . Continue reading →

Categorized Reforming Worship, Rule of Worship, Worship | Tagged praise, psalms, Worship | 16 Comments

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