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Like many of us, T. M. Moore once viewed the Bible as little more than a handbook on conversion and moral living. Then he came to see the larger view set forth in the biblical teaching on God's covenant. Moore writes, "I began to see that all of life is there for taking and remaking--a richer devotional life, sustained growth in the Lord, renewed and more loving relationships, meaningful work and leisure, and the calling to transform every ins...

We all long for revival but we tend to pray for it to come without being completely sure what precisely revival is. This book will be a revitalizing aid to those of us who desire revived spiritual life for our churches. T.M. Moore offer practical advice on steps, each with secure scriptural foundations, that we can take to prepare our churches for the sovereign work that is revival. This book is clear that there is no conflict between revival ...

contentsIntroduction1. Culture, Cultures, and Popular Culture2. Popular Culture and Our Kingdom Calling3. Sources of Popular Culture4. Judging Popular Culture5. Approaching Popular Culture6. Moments of Transcendence

God writes a lyric through our life. Through the means of praise and worship we can express our spiritual yearnings in ways that we would find difficult in everyday words or conversation. Yet lyrics to hymns and songs become dry on our tongues. What once seemed to express our joy with incandescence, now glows feebly - a token remembrance of our heart's desire. We move on to new songs, only for the pattern to repeat itself. The problem is not t...