In this work on worship, Steele is at his best as a theologian of the heart, providing the reader with deep insight that does not require a scholar to interpret. Pay particular attention to the section where he shows how Satan will attempt to disrupt our concentration in worship by causing us to think about sermons when we ought to be praying, and by enticing us to pray when we ought to be listening to the sermon.
Table of Contents:
Chapter 1: The Text Explained - The Doctrine Proposed, and a Distraction Described
Chapter 2: The Kinds of Distraction
Chapter 3: That it is our Duty to Attend Upon the Lord Without Distraction, Proved
Chapter 4: Reasons why we Ought to Attend on the Lord Without Distraction
Chapter 5: Objections Answered
Chapter 6: The Causes of Distraction, With Their Remedies
Chapter 7: The Evil of Distraction
Chapter 8: The Cure of Distraction
Chapter 9: Encouragements Under the Burden of Distraction
Chapter 10: Inferences From This Doctrine
Steele, Richard
Whitney, Donald S.
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