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Hardback / 300 pages

The church's worship has always been shaped by its
understanding of the gospel. Here Bryan Chapell, author of
the well-regarded text "Christ-Centered Preaching", provides
churches with a Christ-centered understanding of worship
to enable them to transcend the traditional/contemporary
worship debate and unite in ministry and mission priorities.
Churches will learn how to shape their worship based on Christ's
ministry to and through them and will be challenged to let
the gospel shape every element of their corporate worship.

"Christ-Centered Worship" brings historical and biblical
perspective to discussions about worship, demonstrating that
the gospel has shaped key liturgical traditions and should
also shape contemporary worship. It then addresses practical
issues, looks outward to the church's mission, and provides
resources for worship planning, encouraging readers to identify
their church's specific gospel calling as the basis of making
decisions about worship. The book will be useful to worship
and ministry professors and students at the seminary level,
pastors, worship leaders, worship planning committees,
and missionaries.