Many find themselves at a loss for words in a world fraught with political upheaval, economic uncertainty, and personal struggles. The weight of our circumstances can leave us feeling disconnected and despairing. Yet, as believers, we have a profound gift: the very words of God Himself. Through Scripture, liturgy, and the timeless prayers of theContinueContinue reading “When You Don’t Have the Words, God Has Gifted You His Own”
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Worship Theology and the Gospel
” Worship understands the gospel as the solution to the problem of sin and the key to everlasting joy. Worship finds joy through the gospel, which leads the worshiper to God.”
Principles of Theology of Worship
“At it’s roots, worship is a grace-filled meeting between God and his people, sealed in Christ by the Spirit; this is the governing principle for the shape and content of worship.”
Day Four – Silent Night
“During this Christmas season, we exalt and worship Christ, who set aside his glory to dwell among us and bring us back to the Father. “
Day Two – O Come All Ye Faithful
“Though He came humbly to dwell among us, this baby in the manger is still the glorious Son of God worthy of the angel’s heavenly worship.”
In Memoriam-Fathers and Veterans
“Now, it is up to us to do the same for our generation. To model the heritage we have been gifted our children and grandchildren. We have heard many beautiful tributes, but there is no greater tribute than a life well-lived.”
Hope for Dark Days: Encouraging Your Spirit as the Seasons Change
These spiritual disciplines may seem counterintuitive in hard seasons. We’re tempted to numb the pain through entertainment and business. But contemplation creates space to hear God’s voice. Soul-searching sheds light on areas that need God’s healing. Lament allows us to cast our cares upon the Lord.
So You Want to Be a Worship Leader? – The Journey From Call to Compassion
This compassion is sustained through trials, disappointments, and challenges, allowing the vision of worship to remain clear and unwavering. It is a reminder of God’s ultimate act of compassion—the sacrifice of His Son for a broken world.
From Materialism to Worship Wellness – Rediscovering Spiritual Riches; A Lesson from Laodicea
The call to repentance is not directed at unbelievers but at believers who have inadvertently or deliberately excluded Christ from their lives.
An Empty World and a Heavenly Choir
As we lift our voices, we’re reminded that being loved by God is the greatest of blessings, and our worship becomes an expression of our love for Him. As the Revelation song begins, the heartbeat of all God’s children beat in unison to the perfecting love of knowing and being known by Him.