Apr 24 2013
We’re now a few weeks into this “new” expression of worship at our Church, and I thought I’d share some of the things we’ve learnt over those weeks. Please Stand! It will take a long time for the Congregation to get to a point where they don’t need to be told to stand up …
Feb 28 2012
It’s now almost two months since my last post, and the constantly changing landscape reminds me that the plans that we make are way inferior to what God can do when we give it all to him. Let me fill you in: Personally I continue to let myself be challenged and formed as I dig …
Nov 08 2011
Over the last few years I’ve regularly read the Journal of Aggressive Christianity edited by Major Stephen Court and a number blogs by various salvationists around the world. I’ve read books by salvationists and non-salvationists alike on varying topics. I’ve spent time studying God’s word. I’ve experienced the Holy Spirit’s power in new and awesome …
Oct 16 2011
This is my first Setlist update. Feel free to ask any questions in the comments box and I’ll see if I can enlighten you! Morning Worship All songs chosen by the Officers who also led the worship. Come in My Lord – Led by the brass band, using the tune ‘Diademater’ (Crown Him With Many …
Oct 15 2011
Over at The Worship Community there is an interesting weekly post which brings together worship recaps from a number of worship leaders across all sorts of churches. Over the coming weeks I will be posting worship updates to sit along side those who already blog worship updates. To help explain and clarify these sts I …
Sep 12 2011
How often do you hear the phrases “Contemporary Worship” and “Traditional Worship”? What do they mean? I’ve heard the phrases banded about over the last few months and thought it would be interesting to try and get to the bottom of it, and specifically within my context of The Salvation Army. Worship First I think …
Sep 06 2011
I read a number of blogs, mostly about Worship, but a whole number of issues fly up. Sticking with the Worship an interesting question recently came up on Fred McKinnon’s Blog. “Define This: Multi-Generational Worship.” Well, what an interesting debate – expected comments such as “old and new music”, but some thoughts on the approach …
