“Being Christ-centered gives us freedom to celebrate our differences. From the beginning, God ordained a creation teeming with diversity. Thus the task of the preacher, Walter Brueggemann suggests, is to identify in the biblical narrative alternative proposals of reality that are kingdom shaped rather than culturally shaped. This happens best when there is cultural contact with others from diverse backgrounds, by which we can understand how church might be shaped by our own culture without our fully realizing it.”
—Karen Campbell, “The Troubles,” © September 2024, ReformedWorship.org, CC BY-NC-SA.
Reformed Worship editors asked a few subscribers the following questions about the significance of Ascension Day and how it should be acknowledged in our worship.
Here are the responses of Pastor Eric Dirksen and Professor of Christian Worship Rod Snaterse.
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