Worthy, the worship of God

Christians understand we are called to gather together to worship him together, publicly. Why? Because our God is worthy, the scriptures say. We are compelled to worship because of his worthiness. He is to be “feared, loved, praised, called upon, trusted in and served with our whole selves.” And what guides that worship? How do we express our longing and our love for God when we are gathered? Eshelman shows that God gives us clear guidance. Our worthy God shows how he wants to be worshiped and warns against coming to our own conclusions. God’s plan for worship gives us unity as his people that will be ultimately fulfilled in our eternal life with him.

Publisher: Crown & Covenant Publications
Type: Paperback
ISBN: 9781943017652

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Nathan Eshelman is a Reformed Presbyterian (RPCNA) minister who has served congregations in Los Angeles, CA and Orlando, FL. He is married to Lydia and has five children.

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‘This was a great read!! It offers solid teaching about Biblical worship in a conversational and engaging way. I appreciate how Eshelman makes concepts simple and clear. Differentiating between elements of worship and circumstances of worship and how to think about each. Explaining how worship of God was bungled in the Bible and impressing upon readers that this is still something to be watchful over today. He brings it home with looking forward to our worship in Heaven. This book fans a desire to be faithful to God’s word and what He asks from us in worship and to take that seriously. His explanations of the regulative principle of worship make me so much more thankful for my church and excited about worshiping God corporately.’ Jenn