This gospel freedom allows us to lead worship with both humility and confidence: humility because we know our performance merits nothing and confidence because Christ's performance secured everything.
The Enemies of Joyful Worship
This is the staggering power of joy-filled worship—it defies explanation in human terms. It can only be understood as the supernatural work of God in hearts captivated by Christ. It stands as living proof that the gospel has indeed superseded the powers of this world, overcome our frailty, and secured victory over the evil one.
Taking Others to the Mountain: The Guiding Choir
Our calling is to help others make the same journey, to experience for themselves the transformative power of standing in God's presence. Through our music and worship leading, we extend an invitation: "Come up to the mountain with us and see the glory of God revealed in Christ."
Worship in the Horse Latitudes: Finding God in Life’s Still Waters
After all, isn't that what faith is? The confidence that even in the stillness, God is moving. The trust that even in the quiet, He is speaking. The certainty that even in the horse latitudes, He is leading us home.
The Choir’s Most Beautiful Offering on a Sunday Morning
When we lead from this place of grace-filled transformation, our music becomes not just a performance but a powerful testimony to God's redemptive work. This is the choir’s most beautiful contribution to the worship service.
Bearing Kingdom Fruit
This is the deeper wisdom of God's kingdom - that in Christ, our very poverty becomes the soil of blessing, our hunger the seed of satisfaction, our tears the water of new life.
Encountering God: A Choir’s Response to Divine Calling
whether we sing soprano or bass, whether we're soloists or part of the ensemble, we proclaim the same gospel through our music.
Dear Worship Leader, Let’s Break Free from the Tyranny of Novelty
As worship leaders, what's at stake? We bear the weighty responsibility of putting words in people's mouths. It's time we expanded our vision beyond selecting songs.
The Great Exchange
Our worship flows from recognizing that Christ has given us everything in the gospel – forgiveness of sins, adoption as children, and eternal life. We bring nothing but our sin and need; He gives everything in return.
Where Earthly Doors Are Closed, Heavenly Doors Stand Open
Through His sacrifice, He has made this possible, turning the "no vacancy" sign of Bethlehem into heaven's welcome mat. The stable was temporary, but His Father's house is eternal.
Josh Cehulik 