Service planning involves achieving a balance of all the elements that make up a given service. I’m currently planning a service with some unusual elements and would like to analyze the process out loud for the benefit of any readers… Read More ›
Music and Worship
Building Blocks of Biblical Worship
Calvin Institute of Christian Worship – Worship 101: The Building Blocks of a Biblical Approach to Worship: “Worship 101: The Building Blocks of a Biblical Approach to WorshipJohn D. WitvlietCalvin Symposium on Worship 2008 This session explored some of the… Read More ›
Musical Worship Team Auditions: A Method by Kim Gentes
Worship Team Auditions (a method) – Kim Gentes – worship leader and writer by Daniel L. Sonnenberg, Wilmington, NC
10 Core Convictions about Worship
Daniel L. Sonnenberg From the Calvin Institute of Christian Worship. Christian worship is immeasurably enriched by: 1. A vivid awareness of the beauty, majesty, mystery, and holiness of the triune God Worship cultivates our knowledge and imagination about who God… Read More ›
Worship Is: Resting From Our Labors
This is the first in a series of “Worship is….” posts tracing worship through the Scriptures. So much has been written and spoken in recent days about worship. Sometimes I get the feeling some of what is being said is not… Read More ›
The Worship Leading Choir
Daniel L. Sonnenberg The worship leading choir is a bit of a new concept and is articulated by Dave Williamson at Brentwood Music. Dave is a long-time choral director and arranger for Word Music. Dave outlines what he considers the… Read More ›
What and Why Should We Worship?
Romans 1:23-25 “They exchanged the truth of God for a lie, and worshiped and served created things rather than the Creator– who is forever praised. Amen” (NIV). The Romans passage above tells us in context that ungodly people do not worship… Read More ›
