According to the Pattern: Worship in the Image of the Son unveils the eternal revelation that worship is not man's attempt to reach God, but God's own life revealed, received, and expressed through His Son. From the moment the Lord instructed Moses to "make all things according to the pattern shown in the mount," He was declaring a divine truth - that everything which rises to Him must bear the likeness of His Son.
This book traces that pattern - from the tabernacle in the wilderness to the indwelling Christ in the believer - revealing that God has always desired one form of worship: the image, fragrance, and glory of His Son ascending from His redeemed people.
Every altar, priesthood, and offering in Scripture finds its fulfillment in the Person of Christ, who is both the pattern and the purpose of all divine revelation.
In these pages, you will discover that true worship is not built by human zeal, imagination, or creativity. It is the spontaneous expression of a life that has been conformed to the Son - a life through which God recognizes Himself.
The worship that God accepts is not the activity of man but the manifestation of Christ in man.
Through a progression of revelation, According to the Pattern unfolds the following truths:- That the Tabernacle was a shadow of Christ - God's dwelling with man.

• That the Priesthood was fulfilled in the eternal ministry of the Son.
• That the Sacrifice was perfected in the Lamb of God, who gave Himself once for all.
• That the Temple is no longer made of stone but of living hearts indwelt by His Spirit.
• That the Church is not an organization of worshipers but the habitation of divine life.
• And that all creation will find its consummation in the Glory of the Lamb, when God is all in all.

Every chapter reveals another dimension of God's eternal design - that all things, whether in heaven or on earth, would be gathered together in Christ. The book carries a deep call to return to simplicity and purity - to see that worship, ministry, and life itself must all flow from the indwelling Pattern, which is Christ Himself.
According to the Pattern challenges the reader to exchange form for life, performance for presence, and imitation for incarnation. It restores the vision of worship as God's own self-expression through redeemed humanity - a revelation that begins in the heart and ends in glory.
This is not a book about worship methods; it is a revelation of worship's meaning.
It is a call to behold the Pattern, to become the Pattern, and to live as the revelation of that Pattern in the earth.
For in the end, there is only one worship God accepts:
Christ - revealed, formed, and expressed in His people.