Playing Spontaneously
July 20, 2006
Musicians have long argued about which is better for the church – musicians who play by note or those who play by ear. I’ve
Musicians have long argued about which is better for the church – musicians who play by note or those who play by ear. I’ve
In response to my mention of clapping at the Together for the Gospel conference, Steve commented: “I grew up in the type of church
I was going to entitle this post “Final Thoughts,” but that’s probably not going to happen. One of the reasons I started this blog
One more time, this is the definition for a congregational worship leader I’ve proposed: An effective corporate worship leader, aided and led by the
If you’re just joining us, I’m currently describing what I think is the biblical role of someone who leads the church in congregational worship.
Yesterday I talked about the issue of motivating the church to worship God. Judging from the comments yesterday, I’d guess that this is an
A few weeks back, I proposed this definition for a corporate worship leader: An effective corporate worship leader, aided and led by the Holy
I’m at the part of my proposed definition for worship leaders which says their task is to magnify the worth of God and the
Worthy are you, our Lord and God, to receive glory and honor and power, for you created all things, and by your will they
When someone stands (or sits) in front of a congregation to lead them in worshipping God, what’s their goal? I believe it is this:
I want to finish up thoughts today on why God wants us to use music at times to praise Him. I’ve mentioned that music,
I’m in the middle of series on the role of a congregational worship leader, and I’ve been camping out on how music works in