Imaginal Worship

Throughout Scripture, we see that God has directed His people to be engaged in a holistic, multi-sensory assortment of imaginative and emotional expressions to engage Him in worship—a worship that is an artistic and imaginal way of life. The mystery of transactional engagement with God happens through environments of imaginative human expressions. When people go to worship, whether in groups or alone, God designed them to exercise their imaginal intellect as much as any other dynamic of their being.Imaginal Worship features electronic books, study guides, and texts written, developed, or chosen by Dr. Byron L. Spradlin. Each of these affordable resources focus on the theories and realities of music, fine arts, metaphors, symbols, and multi-sensory expressions that comprise biblical worship. About Byron L. Spradlin: Byron L. Spradlin (DMin, ThM) is a graduate of Western Seminary, Portland, Oregon with a Master of Divinity degree. At Western he was the co-founder of the Master of Churc