Idolatry on Sunday Mornings, Pt. 8
December 28, 2005
This is my final post in this series. It’s a little longer than the others, but it’s actually much shorter than it could be…The
This is my final post in this series. It’s a little longer than the others, but it’s actually much shorter than it could be…The
I’m in the middle of a discussion on idols that can tempt us when we gather to worship God on Sunday mornings. Today, I’d
I thought I’d finish this series before the year ends. With three days to go and three more topics to cover, it seems like
One leader who wrote me lives near a large internationally known church. Many of the musicians on the team want to imitate that church’s
Yesterday I shared some of the drawbacks of using pre-recorded music in church services. Can it ever be beneficial? I think so, as long
Dr. Al Mohler, president of Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, recently posted a blog bemoaning the increasing use of pre-recorded (canned) music in church services.
Someone recently sent me this question: Can you share your standards for those who participate “up front” on Sunday mornings? After my last post
How do you teach 8 year olds that God goes on forever? How do you explain the Trinity to them? How do you help
We can’t help but notice the number of times God addresses idolatry in his Word. He hates it when we pursue, serve, or are
I’d like to continue addressing a topic I began a couple weeks ago, that is, identifying the idols we may serve in our hearts
This question was sent to me a while ago, but is relevant to many of us. “What do you think of asking music team
It’s helpful to remember that the world, the devil, and our flesh actively oppose our desire to give God the glory He alone deserves.