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Sunday Worship 2009-08-09

9, Aug 2009

It’s Arnold and the team leading this week. We missed everything past the first set, though–sorry! Order of service Download mp3 [Audio clip: view full post to listen] Cannot Say Enough Blessed Be Your Name Thank You Lord Beautiful Jesus Your Grace Is Enough When I Survey The Wondrous Cross (alt. melody) I Want to be Faithful

Lead more effectively

3, Aug 2009

We’re the coaches, the cue card holders, the kind gentleman in Pretty Woman who discreetly aids a befuddled Julia Roberts’ character in choosing the right fork for the dinner course at a fancy restaurant. As worship leaders (or lead worshippers, if you prefer), our purpose is not to model a personal worship experience on stage. It’s not even most importantly to perform [...]

Use songs that the people don’t like

3, Aug 2009

Sing the songs their flesh doesn’t want to hear, sing the songs that wreak havoc in their hearts. Our worship should be a dance of repentance, praise and honor. Worship leaders, seek to have Jesus preeminent in all things, all things. What songs are you playing now that challenge the congregation and confront their idols? [...]

Thoughts on Worship

24, Jul 2009

Recently, I’ve been thinking about the various kinds of music events that Christians could attend.  It seemed to me that perhaps not all music events are exactly the same.  So, I thought I might throw out the question to get some feedback . Are there differences between any of the following?  If so, what are [...]

Art from a Christian Perspective

24, Jul 2009

our goal in creating Christian Art is to communicate the message of the Bible with skill in a way that the audience can understand it and respond in worship

John Piper on media/drama in church

17, Jul 2009

The New Testament isn’t explicit on forbidding using a screen to put the lyrics up, or to put the scene of a waterfall behind it, or to make the waterfall actually move behind it, or to show a picture of your fishing trip to illustrate the big fish that you caught and how your people [...]


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