I once had this impression that a hundred years ago, the preaching of the Word was dry and didn't apply to people's lives. I think I got that impression from the culture we live in--old is bad and new is good. Hymns = bad. Modern worship songs = good. At least that's what I thought until a few years ago when God placed my husband and in a traditional, hymn singing Presbyterian church. As we struggled with the style of our worship and our misguided beliefs that what was most important about worship was how we enjoyed it, my mother in law sent us an issue of Moody Magazine. The August 2002 issue was titled "Is there a Right Way to Worship?" This is a quote from an article by Rowland Forman from that issue, titled The Rest of the Service. "Worship is realizing God's supreme worth, followed by a response that reflects His worthiness. It is declaring, by word or action, what we believe to be true about God. It means giving God all He's wort...