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The Regulative Principle of Worship

 June 6, 2014 |  Scott |  Uncategorized |  

By Scott Aniol Pastors and parishioners perennially battle over who has authority in matters of church practice, particularly in corporate worship. Should what happens in the corporate gatherings of God’s people fall under the control of church leadership, or should these decisions be left to congregational input and direction? If the former, are pastors to be guided by […]

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