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Prizing Public Worship

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Prizing Public Worship

By: David Clarkson, Jonathan Landry Cruse - editor
Narrated by: Graham Geisler
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Nearly 25% of American Christians do not regularly attend church in person (Pew Research, 2023). How can we recapture the duty and delight of public worship?

Public worship is not simply something we should do; it is something we should love. In the newest Puritan Treasure for Today, David Clarkson helps believers glorify God by enjoying the privilege and duty of the corporate assembly. 



Edited and updated for modern listeners by Pastor Jonathan Cruse, this Puritan classic will teach you about:

  • The Primacy of Public Worship
  • Profiting from Public Worship
  • Hearing the Word

Listen to this book and learn to prize the ordinary means of grace as God’s precious gifts to His people.

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