Leading music in a corporate gathering can quickly become something that we “just do”. We can spend the majority of our time preparing for it; picking music, planning the structure and flow of the service, arranging the songs to fit our people and that specific service, practicing, rehearsing, setting up, media production, fixing the problems [...]
Posts Tagged ‘worship’
Spiritual Impact of Musical Worship
Posted in Theology, tagged Church, God, spiritual warfare, Spirituality, worship on October 12, 2009 | 4 Comments »
||the weight of worship||
Posted in Praxis, Theology, tagged Christianity, emerging, God, God's Calling, Jesus, worship, worship leading on July 11, 2009 | 2 Comments »
At the Gospel Coalition this year John Piper and D.A. Carson gave partner talks on the pastor as scholar and the scholar as pastor. Afterwards they did a Q&A together.
here is the link to that Q&A
They spend some time talking about their concerns for the Church in the upcoming years, and the one that has [...]
Copyrights done right
Posted in Praxis, tagged Copyright, Music, Re:sound, worship, worship leading on June 4, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
In a week from today a new record label will be launching. It is called Re:Sound. It’s a part of The Resurgence which is a theological and ecclesiological organization who’s mission is to make available to all Christians resources for spiritual growth and maturation. They are reformed in their theology and bible based in pretty [...]
Apprenticeship |
Posted in Praxis, tagged College, Education, Internship, School, worship on May 9, 2009 | 5 Comments »
The idea that I’m about to present came about during a late night talk in college. We were talking about the limitations of our internships, of our schooling and what we wished we could get out of all of these. The result that came during the conversation was the age old system of Apprenticeship. To [...]
Calling All |Want to Be| Worship Leaders
Posted in Theology, tagged christian, God, God's Calling, worship, Worship Leaders on April 12, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
How many of us around the world feel called to be a Worship Leader but have yet to find the place that they are called?
First Family | part two . . . The Offerings||
Posted in Theology, tagged Abel, Cain, God, worship on November 7, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
The next Chapter in our study on worship throughought the bible is to look at the children of the first family. After “the fall” and the exile from the garden.
Side note – Man’s exile from the garden is another example of God’s supreme love for mankind. When defiant rebellion entered into the relation between mankind [...]
|worship pastor | worship leader | lead worshiper|
Posted in Praxis, Theology, tagged Christianity, definition, God, leaders, pastor, worship on October 24, 2008 | 1 Comment »
What is the difference?
It would appear to just be a difference of title, but there is much more behind what these different positions entail and how people fit into them. As I talk about these things I am referring to the defined positions which are different than roles. The role of worship leader (as someone [...]
the |pursuit| of a worship team
Posted in Praxis, tagged structures, team building, worship, worship leading on October 16, 2008 | 2 Comments »
Today I was listening to a podcast about deacon structures; yeah I know who the heck AM I. (I’m an almost graduate in Music with no ministerial position, as of yet, that works in warehouse) and the man that was speaking started to talk a little about his churches volunteer structure. They allow “owners”, his [...]
First Family | part one
Posted in Theology, tagged adam and eve, bible, Christianity, God, Love, pre-fall, study, worship on October 3, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
this is part one of a bible study on worship, this post deals with Pre-fall Adam and Eve.
|iPod Christianity|
Posted in Theology, tagged God, iPod, Jesus, Walk with God, Work, worship on September 7, 2008 | 3 Comments »
I’ve been working a warehouse job for the past few months. Although it’s not what I want to be doing It has been good for me. It has given me a chance to get to a point where I would feel comfortable going into ministry.
At the place that I work they allow us to listen [...]