What-Not: The Podcast The liturgy shapes the conscience to be like heaven
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Sep 15, 2022 Explore the connection between the heavenly throne room and our human conscience through the lens of Christian liturgy. Delve into how worship practices align our moral judgments with divine realities. Discover the significance of Old Testament worship as a mirror of heavenly justice and its influence on modern practices. Uncover the role of the Holy Spirit as an advocate, highlighting worship as a transformative space for confession and healing.
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Heavenly Throne Room Explained
- The heavenly throne room is like a unified government where all judgment and conversation happen together.
- Biblical visions reveal a court where Father, Son, and Holy Spirit converse, judge, and hear petitions.
Conscience as a Courtroom
- Our conscience acts like a small courtroom making judgments about ourselves and others.
- These judgments can go wrong by replacing God's law with other standards, like environmentalism's carbon footprint.
Liturgy Imprints Heaven on Conscience
- The Christian liturgy imprints the heavenly council's shape on our conscience.
- Old Testament worship shadows heavenly realities, making heaven's courtroom known to earth.