Theology, Worship & Devotion, Ritual 

Have we replaced the glory of God with our church programmes? If so, is there anything we can do to get the glory of God back into our gatherings and individual lives? While we have good music, well-written songs and history to learn from, we can still miss having the presence of God in our meetings in the way it was in Bible times. In this challenging and often provocative book, Jarrod Cooper grapples with these important questions. Providing plenty of biblical illustrations to support his concerns, Jarrod shakes up much of our conventional thinking on the subject of worship. Can we, for example, only worship in the presence of microphone, worship leader and OHP/Powerpoint? What if all these were stripped away and it was just God and us? What would our worship be like then? Asking questions about the Glory of God, Jarrod Cooper provides biblical evidence and illustrations in order to shake up our conventional thinking on the subject of worship. - from Amzon