The Theologies of Contemporary Worship (4/4)
You are invited to join Dr Daniel Johnson, Programme leader for the Worship Studies programme at London School of Theology, for a four part series of free public lectures on the theology, history, and practice of worship.
The sessions, taking place between 12-1pm (BST), will last for 1 hour and will include plenty of time for questions.
Attendees don’t need to come to all four – if you can only come to one, we’d love to have you there. The sessions are designed to bring a biblical and scholarly perspective as we reflect together on the glorious blessing we have as we gather to worship our great God.
Lessons from Isaac Watts, Wednesday 11th November – sign up link
Music and Worship, Wednesday 28th October – sign up link
How does the Bible’s teaching on music and worship shape our churches today? What freedoms and limitations should guide our use of music, and how have Christians throughout Church history approached these questions?
The Theology of Worship, Wednesday 14th October – sign up link
This session is based on Ephesians 1:3-14. We will look at how worship relates to the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, both as the Triune God worthy of our worship, and the God who saves us and enables our worship.