Regarding how to transition to weekly communion, I don’t have any easy answers. I have the benefit of working in church planting, where we can begin with that pattern. First, I would say that we must teach, and second, we […]
Sometime back I posted this on my blog. Brothers, give me your thoughts: For Professor Stam’s “The Worshipping Church” class at Southern Seminary, I had to write a paper arguing for or against weekly communion. Below are my arguments. “Whenever […]
I grew up in and out of church in Drexel, Missouri. When our family was there, I recollect hearing the big American hymns most of you out there have heard of. However, my memory fails me as to which ones […]
When I took Hymnology in seminary, our first required paper was a ‘hymnological biography.’ We were to write about the hymnological influences in our life to that point. Might this be a good idea for us? What sort of worship […]
David, I certainly agree with your statements at ReformedPraise.org and disagree with your critic for the following reasons: 1) There seems to be an unhelpful division in the writer’s mind between thinking and feeling in worship. Many in the Reformed […]
My resident worship dude, Luke Daugherty, and I have enjoyed greatly planning our worship services using WorshipOrganizer. Check out this super program here. My friend David Ward created it. I guarantee it will make your planning more efficient and accessible.
Greetings in the name of Christ! A new team has hit the blogosphere. In this blog, entitled Doxologue, a small group of men who are passionate about seeing God glorified in the local church will converse about God-centered worship. Check […]