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Doxology & Theology exists to glorify God by equipping churches in the practice of gospel-centered worship.
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Stephen Clardy
We live in a time where mainstream forms and practices have widely transformed the congregational singing moment into an atmosphere for surface-level emotional hype and excess. This leads to shallow discipleship and ultimately shallow faith.
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Matt Boswell
Why is a broken heart so significant in the eyes of God? The first reason God delights in brokenhearted worship is that "a broken heart is the handiwork of God; a heart of his own preparing, for his own service; it is a sacrifice of his own providing." Just as God provided the lamb for the offering when Abraham took Isaac up the mountain to worship, so God provides the necessary offering in all his people: hearts broken under the weight of conviction, now laid bare before him in contrition and repentance.
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D&T Team
One of the most misunderstood and overlooked elements of worship is the confession of sin, where God’s people admit their sins to the Lord, ask for his forgiveness, and return to him in obedient faith. Here are five ways our church practices confession of sin as a congregation.
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Matt Boswell
Psalm 51 Helps Us Sing In the middle of Scripture is a hymnal. This hymnal is full of psalms meant to be sung. The psalms proclaim glorious truths about God. They help us understand what it means to be truly human. They…
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Right theology leads to right doxology—knowing God truly transforms how we praise Him.
Doxology & Theology exists to glorify God by equipping churches in the practice of gospel-centered worship.
