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Ancient-Future Worship
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Ancient-Future Worship
Reviewed On: May 05, 2008
The final volume in the Ancient-Future series by the late Robert E. Webber, Ancient-Future Worship (Baker), has as its central theme the narrative nature of the Bible and the need to “allow God’s truthful story to shape our worship.” There are many valuable insights here regarding worship through Word, the Lord’s table and prayer. This is an important contribution to our understanding of Christian worship.
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