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Being a Worship Leader 08/16/03
Preparing for leading worship at a church, a small group Bible study, around a camp fire or at a gathering like WorshipCityPraise is VERY important!!! Here are a few things that have helped my band and me strive to serve the Lord in this way.
Come Now is the Time to Worship 08/16/03
Behind every great song for worship, there is a story. Sometimes simple. Sometimes earth-shattering. But always, it begins with a moving of God in the heart and mind of a worshiper. more
Confessions of a worship leader 08/16/03
Worship is a theme of Bible doctrine, it is a theme of scripture, and it is God's desire. I wanted to share with you the confessions of a
worship leader. The struggle of a biblical worship leader and the principles we can learn from his struggles.
A Worship Thought - Faithful Worshipers 08/16/03
Sometimes the price of worship is simply faithfulness. In Daniel 3, the ultimate test of faithfulness was brought to bear in the lives of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego. They
were told they must stop worshipping the Lord, .. more
The Many Moods of Piano Music 08/16/03
An Essay on Church Music
Blended Worship: Good for the Body 08/17/03
located on www.firstevan.org
Blended worship has as its goal the joining together of the people of God in all their diversity, under one roof and in one service, to glorify God through the offering up of corporate praise. Services should not be divided between “traditional” and “contemporary.” In order for corporate worship (unarguably the most important thing the church does together) to accurately reflect the nature and the unity of the body, it must include the people of God in all of their diversity, unified in the worship by the common focus of that worship: the Lord Jesus Christ, the King of glory.
Worship Evangelism 08/17/03
How can the church create a sacred space for unchurched people in our culture? Sally Morgenthaler, author of Worship Evangelism, explains how church worship must coincide with the language people speak, and create an experience where people have the opportunity to both think and feel
Tuning Out and Tuning In 08/17/03
Many believers desire more intimacy with God in worship but aren’t sure how to achieve it. Steve Newman shares that two keys to entering God’s presence are a daily time of worship and a singular focus on our awesome King. more...
The Sword of the Spirit 08/17/03
located on www.contenderministries.org
Satan is busy at work spreading his deception to all those he can reach. In order to expose these lies, you must wield the sword of the Spirit (the word of God) and pierce the outward appearance of these lies with scriptural truth. Only the word of God can tear away the sheepskin to reveal the wolf lurking within. Having exposed the lies with the word of God, you must now use the Scriptures to help minister to people, exposing their lost state and providing the hope that comes only with a saving knowledge of Jesus Christ. You have just used to sword of the Spirit in an offensive tactic – not to harm anyone, but rather to bring him or her into a saving knowledge of Jesus.
Silence Is Golden: Christ Prefers Quiet 08/17/03
Has your worship experience become like watching commercials at a Super Bowl party? Consider God's call to quiet and the notion that Christ's idea of a contemporary worship experience might be silence.... [more]
A Worship Conversation 08/17/03
There is a growing movement toward multi-sensory worship, where all five senses are used. Then there are some churches that are experimenting with creating environments for people to worship that directly reflect the message. [more]
Alternate Worship Spaces: Worship In A Night Club? 08/17/03
Worship at a NIGHT CLUB? Read a brief Q & A between a local newspaper writer and a church collegiate minister concerning his unusual 'ministry headquarters.'..[more]