In answer to the smug assertion of some that “we worship God, not the Bible,” or “we trust Christ, not a book,” we reply with hearty “amen.” Of course it is God whom we worship.

For Amos, it depends on whether the God we worship demands justice. In this Close Reading series, biblical scholars reflect on a passage in their area of expertise that has been formational in ...

Making God the center of our lives, the center of our worship, the center of everything we do. First, consider selflessness. In the context of worship it means putting God before ourselves.

Editor's Note: Given the ongoing debate over free will and predestination, we are running both articles from multiple perspectives. “The LORD is good to everyone. He showers compassion on all ...

If God had no power, we might still ponder its existence, but the churches, temples, and mosques would likely sit empty. Worship, it seems, thrives where power and presence collide. The Divine as ...

Texas school districts have begun receiving donated posters and framed copies of the national motto, “In God We Trust,” that ... “must” display a durable poster or framed copy of the ...

Now, a question that logically arises is: if we are the same as God, do we need to worship? If we worship God, it is essentially God worshipping himself, which does not make much sense.