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Jun 14, 2019 21 min

What's the Regulative Principle and Why Does It Matter?

from Doxology & Theology Hosted by Institute for Biblical Worship

Matt Merker offers a primer on what the regulative principle is and how it impacts our worship gatherings. Quotes: "When we have the debate about what should or shouldn’t be done in a service, we should all have it from the same posture. The regulative principle gives us that posture." "How can we conform our worship to what Scripture commands?" "What you do in a worship service isn’t neutral. The things we do on a Sunday morning are always teaching." "The choices we make about what to include in a worship service are formative. They help to train people’s hearts in what to love and how to live. Planning a service is part of how we disciple people."

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