Here is his article on Christian worship. He deals with some of the objections to Psalm singing and answers them in a very pastoral and humble way. Our position on worship is not a popular one in today's Christian milieu, which makes it all the more important to use care and a pastoral approach to dealing with these differences. If the position is biblical and offensive to some Christians; then the Scriptures should do the offending, not the messenger. I would recommend that you read it before the Lord's Day.
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Interesting read. I liked how he related the Psalms to the lives of believers.
Your statement about Scriptures offending instead on the messenger is spot-on. Well done.
Our church has, for as long as I can remember, had "Ashamed of the Tents of Shem" in tract form available. It's always good for it to have a wider circulation.
It's a like a nice invitation to Christians everywhere, "Come in out of the cold and enjoy the warmth of the Holy Spirit in tents of Shem, Sing the Psalms, and see Jesus."
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