Christian men were never meant to mumble through worship while the women carry the room. From Moses and David to the Huguenots and Christ Himself, Scripture and history show that bold, thunderous singing belongs to strong men who know their King reigns and are not ashamed to sound like they believe it.

Last time, we discussed covenant renewal worship and how Scripture dictates everything we do on Sunday mornings. This of course includes our singing. This post will cover how we should approach worship in song: what we must sing, how we must sing it, and who should lead it.

Recently, we covered what it means to be Reformed: the five solas, Calvinistic soteriology, the importance of the historic Reformed confessions, and how covenant theology undergirds our practice. All of this is foundational to the Sunday worship service. This post gives an overview of our liturgy: covenant renewal worship.