Prizing Public Worship calls believers to recover a deep reverence for the gathered worship of God’s people. This collection of essays from Reformed pastors and theologians explains why public worship is not optional or secondary, but a central means by which God shapes, nourishes, and preserves His church.

Rooted in Scripture and historic Reformed practice, the book addresses the purpose, elements, and priorities of corporate worship. It challenges common cultural assumptions about convenience and preference, urging the church to center its worship on God’s Word, prayer, singing, and the faithful administration of the ordinances.

Published by Reformation Heritage Books, this print edition serves pastors, elders, and church members who desire worship that honors God and edifies His people. Prizing Public Worship encourages readers to value the Lord’s Day gathering as a precious gift, where God meets with His people and strengthens them through ordinary means of grace.