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New Year |
| Issue #93 - Looking Ahead Through the Psalms |
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Gary Brouwers
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In these times of economic crisis and global uncertainty, of wars around the world and crimes in our own neighborhoods, of global poverty, hunger, and disease, we can easily feel overwhelmed as we fac...
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Songs for the Season |
| Issue #92 - Singing the Psalms Anew |
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Emily R. Brink
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This column is the oldest continuing column in Reformed Worship. From the first issue (RW 1, Advent 1986, then named “Hymn of the Month”), the column guidelines set a goal that “one...
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Pentecost |
| Issue #91 - Praying the Psalms |
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Michael Hoogeboom
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In our worship we enter into a dialogue between God and God’s people—a dialogue that neither begins with our entrance nor ends with our exit. More accurately we are joining in a conversati...
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Q&A |
| Issue #90 - Psalm Singing, Discerning the Body, and Projected Song Texts |
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John D. Witvliet
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Q Some people in our church want to sing more psalms. I often respond by saying that we sing songs with verses from the psalms all of the time. Why doesn’t this satisfy them? A Th...
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Feature |
| Issue #90 - Praying the Psalms in Lent |
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James Hart Brumm
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In addition to teaching and praise, the psalms can be a great resource for prayer. Those appointed by Year B of the Revised Common Lectionary lend themselves particularly well to that. What follows ar...
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Good Friday |
| Issue #90 - From Despair to Praise |
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Carol L. Veldman Rudie
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One of the unique things about this Good Friday service is the interweaving of Psalm 22 throughout the account of the crucifixion. By quoting the first verse of this psalm while he was dying on the cr...
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