presbycast - Contemporary Questions: How Should We (and Our Neighbors) Then Worship?

Contemporary Questions: How Should We (and Our Neighbors) Then Worship?

04/05/24 • 94 min

Four of our friends joined us to talk about worship—our own and that of our neighbors. Drs. R. Scott Clark and Harrison Perkins, and small-church ministers Aaron DeBoer and Zach Byrd made up a geographically and denominationally diverse panel of earnest, pastoral and learned men. This article by Brad was our jumping off point: https://presbycast.substack.com/p/contemporary-question-is-it-worship

Watch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cyc2AtUc0ZA

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