i do find myself asking "contemporary questions" such as what to do with modern equipment and technology not referred to in scripture (i think about the lights and whatnot used in passion worship conferences) or how to a passage like 1 corinthians 9:19-27 (becoming all things to all to all men) speaks to a principle which certainly places God as the director of His worship. i know paul is not saying that man dictates what God's worship should look like, but is there grounds here for having God-centered worship that maintains Biblical principles yet looks like the times in which we live?
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i do find myself asking "contemporary questions" such as what to do with modern equipment and technology not referred to in scripture (i think about the lights and whatnot used in passion worship conferences) or how to a passage like 1 corinthians 9:19-27 (becoming all things to all to all men) speaks to a principle which certainly places God as the director of His worship. i know paul is not saying that man dictates what God's worship should look like, but is there grounds here for having God-centered worship that maintains Biblical principles yet looks like the times in which we live?
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