A Call to Pure Worship

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«A Call to Pure Worship» is not merely a book about liturgy or worship style; it is a passionate call to return to Scripture as the sole authoritative guide for our congregational worship. At a time when many churches are yielding to human-centered practices, entertainment-driven models, or secular cultural influences, this book rises with firmness and humility to remind us that true worship must be God-centered, guided by His Word, and offered in spirit and truth (John 4:24).

Written by Pastor D. Scott Meadows, this work compiles messages originally delivered to committed believers, church leaders, and future elders and deacons, with the clear purpose of forming a biblical and Reformed vision of what it means to gather together to worship the Lord. Far from being an inaccessible academic treatise, Meadows presents his message with theological depth, clarity, and pastoral heart, making it accessible and applicable even to lay readers.

The book explores crucial themes such as:

• The meaning of the Regulative Principle of Worship: What has God authorized us to do in public worship?
• The difference between revealed worship and man-made worship.
• The spiritual consequences of human-centered worship.
• How to recover a reverent, biblical, and transformative vision of Christian worship.

With a clear and respectful tone, Meadows also responds to common misunderstandings about the Reformed tradition, challenges modern practices that shift the focus from God to self, and calls the church to examine whether her worship is truly grounded in Scripture rather than passing trends.

This book does more than invite reflection—it calls for renewal. As affirmed by pastors and theologians who endorse it, «A Call to Pure Worship» is an invaluable resource for any believer who longs to see the Church give to God the glory He truly deserves—without human additions or worldly distractions.