When the preacher thats giving the message Is constantly speaking In tougues without someone Interpreting what Is being said Is this out of order or Is It just a form of worship?
I ask because I see It In pentecostal churches a lot.
Tongues are for personal consumption, prophecy is for public consumption. If the tongue is giving a word to the assembly, then it shall be translated (making it prophecy). If the tongue is spoken between oneself and God, it should not be done for public display. (That doesn't mean it can't be done in public, but discernment of time and place is required).
If the preacher is speaking to the crowd, it must be interpreted. If the preacher is lifting praise to the Lord and leading the congregation to do the same ... discernment comes in. Other than exhorting the assembly to lift praise as well, the preacher must be speaking to the Lord and not the assembly. That would be the key, to whom is the tongue being addressed? If to God, it does not require interpretation but should be done in a personal manner according to time and place. If the tongue is addressing the assembly, it must be interpreted.