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Peran Hamba Tuhan Dalam Mengajarkan Musik Gerejawi Bagi Remaja Pemuda Di GKSI Bethesda Sosok Kalimantan Barat Candrawan Putra Daeli; Yeremia Hia
Jurnal Kabar Masyarakat Vol. 2 No. 1 (2024): Februari : JURNAL KABAR MASYARAKAT
Publisher : Institut Teknologi dan Bisnis Semarang

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.54066/jkb.v2i1.1642

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Teaching church music for young people is one of the most important activities for God's servants to do. This music teaching aims to prepare young people to take part in the ministry, namely bringing music. Youth as the pillars of the church, must be properly equipped because they are the future of the church. Music is very important in worship. With music, it can encourage the congregation to praise and glorify the name of God. The introduction and teaching of ecclesiastical music for young people is one of the most important things for God's servants to do. Because with the magical music teaching program for young people, it can be a bridge for them to find their identity as servants of God and also to explore and hone the potential that exists within them. So that with the teaching of church music, it will make young people know and understand what church music is. They can also take part in the ministry of playing music at church services. Using music is a command from God as a means of praising and glorifying the name of God. The use of music in the Bible is not only used in praising and glorifying the name of God, but in the Old Testament it explains and gives written verses that musical instruments are also used when starting war (2 Kings 3:15), to celebrate victory in war (1 Samuel 10:5), to comfort hearts that are in a state of joy or sorrow, and also musk is used to expel demonic forces that disturb humans (1 Samuel 16:23). Meanwhile, in the New Testament, music is not only used to praise God, but music is also used to mourn people who have died (Matthew 9:23), and music is used to sing to God
Penyembahan dalam Roh dan Kebenaran Candrawan Putra Daeli; Stenly R. Paparang
Misioner Vol 6 No 2 (2026): Iman Kristen di Tengah Pergumulan Etis, Sosial, dan Misiologis Kontemporer
Publisher : SEKOLAH TINGGI TEOLOGI KIBAID MAKALE

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.51770/jm.v6i2.283

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Abstract. This study aims to analyze the concept of worship, identify the characteristics of true worshipers, and explain its theological implications for Christian worship practices based on John 4:20–26. The research employs a qualitative approach using a biblical study method through grammatical-historical exegesis of the text. Data were collected through literature review, including primary sources from the biblical text and secondary sources from theological works and relevant scholarly journals. The findings reveal that worship in John 4 undergoes a paradigm shift from a locational to a relational understanding, where worship is no longer determined by geographical place but by a relationship with God. Furthermore, worship possesses an epistemological dimension that emphasizes the necessity of true knowledge of God, as well as a spiritual dimension expressed in worship “in spirit and truth.” The identity of true worshipers is holistic, encompassing relational, epistemological, and spiritual dimensions. The theological implications suggest that Christian worship practices should be reoriented as an authentic expression of relationship with God, grounded in divine truth and leading to transformative living, including within the context of digital worship and the contemporary church.
Co-Authors Stenly R. Paparang Yeremia Hia