Free Vyrso: Discover the Mystery of Faith: How Worship Shapes Believing

Discover the Mystery of Faith: How Worship Shapes Believing

Glenn Packiam

What if the way we worship isn't just an expression of our faith, but is whatshapes our faith? The Church has believed this about the way we worship and pray together for centuries: The way we worship becomes the way we believe. But if this is true, it’s time to take a closer look …

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Doc B

This book is also free today on Kindle.

Wild Eagle

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Bruce Dunning

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Thanks. Nice to have from Vyrso.

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The way we worship becomes the way we believe.

Hmmm ... not trying to be contentious but it strikes me as:

It would seem to me that true worship/praise must flow from content not the other way around (cf. Jn 4.23). Maybe I should just read the book.

DMB

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/522943#Comment_522943

I read the worship book while shopping today. As a big plus, it's free. Other than that?

The author actually never really makes a case for belief shaped from worship. Mainly it's just a catchy title.

At the heart of the logic, is that worship teams 'feed' the congregation. Current feed is fast food. Better food is the historical liturgies, etc.

So in a nutshell, worship team = horse. Congregation = cart. Cart-people beliefs follow from horse putting food in the cart.

spitzerpl

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/522969#Comment_522969

I read the worship book while shopping today. As a big plus, it's free. Other than that?

The author actually never really makes a case for belief shaped from worship. Mainly it's just a catchy title.

At the heart of the logic, is that worship teams 'feed' the congregation. Current feed is fast food. Better food is the historical liturgies, etc.

So in a nutshell, worship team = horse. Congregation = cart. Cart-people beliefs follow from horse putting food in the cart.

hmmm. I downloaded the book for free today. How do I go about returning it and getting a refund?

DMB

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/522978#Comment_522978

Ha.

It's worth reading. I'd not 'seen' the world he discusses (megachurch worship). Our itty-bitty church went from pew songs (gospel, etc) to the toe-tapping kind, carefully mapped out to alter our beliefs (I guess). New demographic as discussed in the book.

I really don't know where traditions belong. I know MJ really likes them (litergical).

Bruce Dunning

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I read the worship book while shopping today.

How did you manage that?

DMB

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/523115#Comment_523115

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JT (alabama24)

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/523129#Comment_523129

A new health food store opened here, and they don't seem to offer Texas BQ. So the 'healthy one' was a kid in the candy store, and I pushed the cart.

Too Funny D. [:)]

Bruce Dunning

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/523129#Comment_523129

A new health food store opened here, and they don't seem to offer Texas BQ. So the 'healthy one' was a kid in the candy store, and I pushed the cart.

You have to love multitasking!