If attending church for years has always meant coloring Bible pictures, singing songs to a cd, playing games, and doing crafts—then we should not be surprised that our young people find worship to be odd, uncomfortable, and even boring.
Category Archive: Worship
May 09 2012
If Only One Thing
Randy Pope, author and pastor of Perimeter Church explains that much of his pastoral frustration is rooted in the lack of understanding about worship prevalent among many Christians. Find out why if he had only one message to ever be able to preach, it would be this one on the topic of worship.
Apr 02 2012
Three Free Sins?
God taught me that he’s pleased with me and that his pleasure has nothing to do with a book, my success or failure, my sin or obedience, or my faithfulness or unfaithfulness.
Mar 21 2012
Scotty Smith Speaks to Worship Leaders about Worship
Scotty Smith, Christ Community Church in Franklin, speaks on a Worship Team Training Video on various topics related to worship.
Mar 13 2012
The Ballad of Never Was: A Fathers Regret
The Ballad of Never Was: An expression of regret from a man who gave up his son to an abortion.
Mar 08 2012
7 Starting Points for Church Worship Music
Whether we love hymns or songs, traditional or contemporary, it seems like these points are a starting place in determining what music should be at the center of our congregational singing
Feb 28 2012
Spiritual Dynamics of the Soul
That is the little-understood truth that whenever we obey God, in the minutest of matters, though nothing seems to have changed outwardly in our circumstances as a result, the reality is that something has occurred in the invisible world.
Feb 27 2012
MP3, the Bono Effect, and Youth Culture in Worship
The Idolatry of Youth Culture in Worship, the Bono Effect and Corporate Worship
Feb 24 2012
What’s Really Important? Really?
The difference between our sin and your (the un-ordained) sin is that we attach Jesus’ name to our sins in order to make them sound religious.
Feb 20 2012
Chuck Swindoll: Entertainment has replaced Scripture as the center of our worship
Chuck Swindoll laments the degree to which worship has been replaced with entertainment, resulting in a weakened spiritual body both individually and corporately.
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