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In the realm of worship, Evangelicals often find themselves adrift, uncertain of the true essence of meaningful worship. From the attempt to replicate the high-energy atmosphere of a rock and roll stage to the fascination with high church traditions, they grapple with the dynamics of what worship should truly entail.

Jeffrey Meyers offers an alternative path in his book, originally conceived as a practical guide to worship. He boldly presents the case for a covenant renewal service, drawing upon Old Testament sacrificial liturgics, biblical typology, and covenant theology. Meyers takes readers on a profound journey through the stages of a covenant renewal liturgy, skillfully explaining the meanings behind each element, all firmly rooted in Scripture. The book also delves into various worship-related issues, such as the use of creeds, the concept of the "regulative principle," and the significance of ministerial attire.

Meyers not only presents a compelling case for covenant renewal worship based on biblical, theological, and historical foundations but also demonstrates its inherent beauty, profundity, edification, and liberating power. His work opens the door to a more profound and fulfilling worship experience for Evangelicals seeking to rekindle the essence of meaningful devotion.