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the collision of God, Church and Culture: Vision-Part One

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The collision of God, Church and Culture. 1 eyesight: the ability to see. 2 mental picture: an image or concept in the imagination. When you keep your head up and your eyes forward, you see your destination. You can picture the end, and you can make adjustments as you chase the goal. Often we can do worship ministry without vision, sort of like my nephew running hard. The problem is that when we do that, a lot of energy is expended but we don’t hit our goal. Consider these questions:.

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the collision of God, Church and Culture: Books I'm Reading

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The collision of God, Church and Culture. Someone famous once said that leaders are readers. I don't know if that's true, but it rhymes-which makes it catchy! We Have Seen His Glory-Ben Witherington III. I'm trying to tackle this one in order to use it as a textbook for my classes at. Ocean's Edge School of Worship. This fall. Great premise for worship perspective-I'm about halfway through and I'm loving it! One Minute Manager-Ken Blanchard. Orthodoxy- G.K. Chesterton. Oceans edge school of worship.

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the collision of God, Church and Culture: Vision-Part Deux

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The collision of God, Church and Culture. One of the most important things a worship leader should grasp is this truth:. Your vision must fit together with your pastor's vision. I share this because I've seen this scenario too many times:. 1 Worship leader attends conference/seminar/event. 2 Worship leader is creatively inspired by the passion and excellence of what they see. 3 Worship leader returns to own church and tries to replicate what they saw. Like a puzzle, each piece must fit perfectly with the...

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the collision of God, Church and Culture: Worship Devotional-Balance

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The collision of God, Church and Culture. The following devotional titled "Balance" is an excerpt from an upcoming devotional series on worship from the Active Word. I was blessed to write some of the devotionals in this series. Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly in all wisdom, teaching and admonishing one another in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing with grace in your hearts to the Lord. And the term songs of the spirit suggests more powerful and intimate songs of reverence and awe.

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the collision of God, Church and Culture: Remember

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The collision of God, Church and Culture. This weekend, we pause to give thanks for those who so bravely chose to give their own lives for our freedom. I remember as a kid that on Memorial Day weekend (and also July 4 and Veterans Day) our pastor would ask anyone who had served in the armed forces to stand. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Ocean's Edge School of Worship. Calvary Chapel Fort Lauderdale. Convertido para o Blogger por: Templates Novo Blogger.

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the collision of God, Church and Culture: Taking the Long View

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The collision of God, Church and Culture. Taking the Long View. I read a powerful quote last week, and it's still resonating with me. The exact quote was this. Preachers think Sunday is coming. And focus their efforts to prepare the message. Leader's think Jesus is coming. And invest their efforts to prepare the people.". So ask yourself this-am I more focused on preparing for this Sunday's service, or on preparing people? Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Ocean's Edge School of Worship.

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Kylan's Blog: February 2009

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In Case We Die Review. I have nothing to rant about today, so I thought I would start my series of music/movies reviews. Architecture In Helsinki is currently one of my favorite bands of all time. "In Case We Die" is their second album, released in 2005, following their 2003 release "Fingers Crossed". I highly recommend this album to any and all fans of indie pop music. Take a listen here:. Check out their website here:. Labels: Architecture In Helsinki. In Case We Die. I saw them tonight, and the lead s...