Christians, We’ve Got a Big Problem with Worship | Scott Aniol

Too many Christians today fail to recognize something key about worship… In this sermon, Scott Aniol dives into Hebrews 12:25-29 to teach us about the critical importance of reformed worship in the Church.

Main Session from the 2024 Reformation Conference

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[donnarose]

Praise God for young pastors that preach the truth with boldness. To God be the glory.

[kkwok]

Amen!
This youngster is smart, knows Scripture.

[kathyhardee]

I listened twice and will probably listen again. Very thankful for this.

[tuppence]

Thank you. This answered questions I didn't know I even had.

[gracet.]

Amen! We are at a life-or-death crossroads in worship. The rock beats in contemporary Christian music, linked to spirit summoning in many cultures, are infiltrating even "reformed" churches, and most are dangerously unaware. May God awaken and embolden those who see the danger to sound the alarm before it's too late.

[LarryEGibson]

Glory!!! After so much struggles I now own a new house with an influx of $330, 000.00 every month God has kept to his words, my family is happy again everything is finally falling into place. God bless America 🇺🇲🇺🇲

[DanielParvin]

Greetings from Westwood Baptist Church in Nashville, Tennessee!
It's so popular to base sacred worship practices on one's own inclinations, expectations, and preferences. Thank you for encouraging us to regulate sacred worship by the word of God.

[kurtcameron]

Thank you for the truth about true worship !

[gregorywootton]

Acceptable worship, keeping his commandments.

[rustyvoiceinwilderness]

The problem is there is too many women involved. Build 4-part harmony and teach people how to sing their part.

[heatherowen]

We worship by faith alone into His presence but the Holy Spirit can and does move us emotionally first, not an emotional response first then a recognition of our faith, to enter into His presence.

[livvyloohoo]

Listen to Tom Wadsworth's insights on worship, especially as it pertains to what it is and how the early disciples practiced it. (His talks are on YouTube.) He highlights how both the Greek "proskuneo" and the Hebrew "shachah, " which are translated are worship, both signify bowing down and prostrating oneself. It seems highly relevant in a discussion about what is acceptable worship to include what exactly is worship according to Scripture, not our post-Reformation ideas of singing and praise. David praised God with raucous singing and dancing. He also knew when to prostrate himself, and how to maintain a reverent, worshipful (bowed down) spirit. Please be cautious about judging other's praise of God just because the style is different. There are so many brothers from different nations and cultures who will be with us at the throne of God, worshipping (bowing before) our God. Judge instead the content of the praise, the other contents of the assembly, the teaching and preaching of the Word, etc.

[RolfMuellerAu]

I can only recommend for everyone to watch the presentation "Roger Liebi - Ist Musik wirklich neutral? Zur musikalischen Überfremdung der christlichen Gemeinden";
It is in German, but you can turn the subtitles on in any language;
I did not know, that the the early Christians whorshipped God using Jewisch songs, and decided to replace Roman's culture and music with them;
The entire classical music actually derives from these early Christian songs;
Roger actually is very specific with criterias around worship music, which is great:
- do not accept any songs, which are based on "motoric rythm"
- accept only songs, which are based on "breathing rythm"
God Bless!

[arlindodossantos]

I struggle to follow how we should offer acceptable offering when God said the Seventh day is the Sabbath and even wrote it twice on stone with His own hand but yet we teach this on the first day of the week as the Word of God? Stop blaming the RCC and return to The Word of God as it is in the scripture!

[UnknownGhost]

G3 I am pleading with you! Stop with the clickbait thumbnails and titles!!!

I would have never known this was a main session message in your 2024 conference!

This just seems so beneath you.

[billgoodman]

Wholly agree, just needs to be put in practice. Don't find drums in the worship of God in the Bible.

[JRRodriguez-nupo]

How God commanded to be worshiped changed throughout the testaments. The Reformers did great work in recovering the Gospel; they failed to understand Actsc15, Galatians, Hebrews, Philipians 3, half of Romans and thus put old patches on the new wineskin of the law of Christ.
This author cites Hebrews about our confidence in a NEW way of worship to then deny the freedom from all previous Covenants.
The Reformers got that salvation is sola fide but then set up a system to pick and choose what to enforce from the past by the conta Scripture breaking of the law into 3 parts. There is NO Scriptural warrant to partition God’s commands into ceremonial, civil and moral. This is substitution of the word of God with the traditions of men.
This pastor is not teaching heresy, merely the subtle rule of pastors above Scripture.
Christ said that we ought call the Father "daddy" and come to Him as a little child. I remember my 4 children and now 4 grandchildren. They don't come to me in what pastors think is reverence and awe. It is telling Presbys are called the frozen chosen. I'm not charismatic, BTW.
The Reformers didn't maintain allegiance to Scripture in worship. They did certainly improve worship from the blasphemous RC mass.
I don't say amen to this message. I say..."meh".

[davidward]

Really, “old covenant practices”? That’s funny considering the setting here. “By faith, not feeling, not any experience, ” then why don’t we just get rid of music, including the beloved old hymns?

[Johnapologetics]

The same guy, Scott Aniol said "if God does not predestine EVERYTHING that comes to pass, then God ceases to be God!"

Now what exactly are you complaining about?
God's DECREES????

[timothymcdonald]

Listening to you lecture is not worship.