EXPAND YOUR DEFINITION OF WORSHIP

Have you ever thought God didn't want to hear your prayers of complaint? Did you know it is okay to voice your concerns, your heartache - even your disappointment? The Bible gives hundreds of examples of godly men and women who cried out to Him. And God was moved by their tears.

On your own or with a group, study the lost language of lament. Go even deeper into the eye-opening message of A Sacred Sorrow and discover what has been missing in your prayers and worship.

With this Bible study, you and your small group can fully grasp the importance of voicing your heart's joys and pains to the Father. Job, David, Jeremiah, and Jesus Himself understood the necessity of lament. Learn why it is still a vital part of the worship experience.

Each of the sections listed in the following table of contents covers a week of devotionals with scripture references linked to each devotional, to lead you in your experience of searching for the lost language of lament.

Contents:
Foreword
Vocabulary and Concepts
Job: A Frustrated Lamenter
Job: The Completion of the Equation
David: A Life Fashioned For Lament
David: Composer of Lament
Jeremiah: A Difficult Hope
The Lamentations of Jeremiah: The View From a Cave
Jesus: All Things Come Together
Jesus: The Man of Sorrows
Conclusions
Annotated Bibliography
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