Singing the Psalms in Worship, Pt. 2
March 27, 2007
Do the words we sing in worship matter to God? More than most of us realize. What we sing teaches us, shapes us, molds
Do the words we sing in worship matter to God? More than most of us realize. What we sing teaches us, shapes us, molds
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I recently received this question from John: We currently have four worship teams, giving 15-20 people a month a chance to lead in music,
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