The Elements of Our Worship
Liturgy comes from the Latin, leitourgos; leitos – public, and ergo – working. Worship is a public work, in fact the highest and holiest work given to man. Serving
The Elements of Our Worship
Liturgy comes from the Latin, leitourgos; leitos – public, and ergo – working. Worship is a public work, in fact the highest and holiest work given to man. Serving the Triune God in worship is not left to speculation or creative thinking. God has shown us in His Word what worship is and what is to be included in His corporate worship.
No matter what the church or tradition, every worship service involves some sort of form or “liturgy”. Even those services that seem devoid of a plan have a plan.
Christ the King Presbyterian Church makes use of an historic liturgy stemming from the theology of the Reformers. This liturgy includes historic confessions of faith, prayers of the Reformers and Puritans, responsive readings, theologically sound hymns and psalms and the best of historical church music. This liturgy is designed with one main purpose: to reveal and revel in the Glory of God by creating an environment where He is at the center of everything. This gives His people the opportunity to enter into the very throne room of the Almighty.
No matter what the church or tradition, every