A Glad Obedience: Why and What We Sing
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A Glad Obedience: Why and What We Sing

by Walter Brueggemann

Religion Worship
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Walter Brueggemann reflects on the meaning of singing and its connection to faith and obedience. Centered on the questions of why people sing and what they sing, this thoughtful work offers a theological meditation for readers interested in worship, music, and Christian spiritual life.

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A Glad Obedience: Why and What We Sing is a reflective work by Walter Brueggemann.

Its focus is expressed through the relationship between singing, faith, and obedience.

The book considers why people sing and what singing may communicate within a religious life.

Readers interested in theology, worship, and the spiritual significance of music may find this concise exploration relevant.

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