Shane and Shane are known for their scripture-centered music. In part 2 of our 6-part interview with the Shanes, they talk about the process behind creating that music and why they’re so committed to their local church. Be sure to check in each week throughout the month of August for more from Shane and Shane.

The weekly, gospel-centered worship experience is mostly defined by what we hear and see in that peculiar space and in that time. This means that every part of the corporate worship gathering is an opportunity to either spotlight the gospel or distract from it. We are called to prudently determine if the Gospel is truly being heard and clearly seen. Not only that, but we are asking ourselves where we might be undercutting or distracting from the very message we are trying to faithfully convey.

In this book, Matt Merker shows that corporate worship is the gathering of God’s people by his grace, for his glory, for their good, and before a watching world. He offers biblical insights and practical suggestions for making worship what it truly is meant to be: a foretaste of God’s people worshiping together for eternity in the new creation.

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