5. “The most important one,” answered
Jesus, “is this:
‘Hear, O Israel, the Lord our God, the
Lord is one. Love the Lord your God
with all your heart
and with all your soul
and with all your mind
and with all your strength.’
The second is this: ‘Love your neighbor
as yourself.’”
(Mark 12:28-31)
10. “Do not call anything impure
that God has made clean.”
(Acts 10:15)
11. Question: What to do when:
1. We are called to offer all we are in worship,
including our cultural/racial/ethnic selves
12. Question: What to do when:
1.We are called to offer all we are in worship,
including our cultural/racial/ethnic selves;
and
2.The forms for Christian worship are barely
described in the Bible, let alone prescribed
18. Question: What to do when:
1.We are called to offer all we are in worship,
including our cultural/racial/ethnic selves;
and
2.The forms for Christian worship are barely
described in the Bible, let alone prescribed?
Answer: Lovingly use tradition, reason, and
cultural creativity in designing and leading
worship
28. Do You See Us, O God? by Jae Chung
Do you see us, O God
Do you hear when we softly sigh
Do you know, we often cry
Come now and touch, O God
Creating in us a brand new song
Helping us to get along
We know that there’s no easy answer sometimes
The pain is so much greater than what we can bear alone
O Christ our Savior, came to suffer, loving to the cross
Gave us the hope to carry on