True Worshipers: Seeking What Matters to God
The question is not 'Are you a worshiper?' but rather 'What kind of a worshiper are you?'
In True Worshipers, Bob Kauflin, a seasoned pastor and musician, opens our eyes to the massive significance of being the type of worshiper God is seeking. Rooted in the gospel of grace and filled with practical application, this book aims to connect Sunday morning to the rest of your life - helping you fulfil your calling to be a true worshiper each and every day.
"This important book will inform, instruct and inspire. Bob reminds us there's a reason behind our rejoicing, and there's substance beneath our singing."?
- Matt Redman, Recording Artist; Songwriter; Worship leader, Brighton
"Bob Kauflin presents a balanced, mature, biblical understanding of worship. He is concerned above all for the heart - for the depth and authenticity of our relationship with God - which so often gets lost in the controversies over styles and traditions."?
- John M. Frame, J. D. Trimble Chair of Systematic Theology and Philosophy, Reformed Theological Seminary, Orlando, Florida
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The question is not 'Are you a worshiper?' but rather 'What kind of a worshiper are you?'
In True Worshipers, Bob Kauflin, a seasoned pastor and musician, opens our eyes to the massive significance of being the type of worshiper God is seeking. Rooted in the gospel of grace and filled with practical application, this book aims to connect Sunday morning to the rest of your life - helping you fulfil your calling to be a true worshiper each and every day.
"This important book will inform, instruct and inspire. Bob reminds us there's a reason behind our rejoicing, and there's substance beneath our singing."?
- Matt Redman, Recording Artist; Songwriter; Worship leader, Brighton
"Bob Kauflin presents a balanced, mature, biblical understanding of worship. He is concerned above all for the heart - for the depth and authenticity of our relationship with God - which so often gets lost in the controversies over styles and traditions."?
- John M. Frame, J. D. Trimble Chair of Systematic Theology and Philosophy, Reformed Theological Seminary, Orlando, Florida
