Ok, the time has come. With the launch of the East Campus coming in a few months, and an intense desire to stimulate the economy (the tax rebate check finally came in!), I’m looking for the perfect electric guitar (well, perfect for me anyway). Here’s some of the thoughts I’m mulling over:
1. How much […]
Entries Categorized as 'Worship Leadership'
The search for a new guitar…
July 7, 2008
J.J. Abrams, mystery, and worship
January 30, 2008
Last week Patti and I checked out Cloverfield, and really enjoyed it– a good, intense action/sci-fi along the lines of The Mist and War of the Words. It’s no secret that I’m a huge fan of Cloverfield’s producer, J.J. Abrams, and his other work- LOST returning tomorrow has my head about to explode […]
What we can learn about worship from Hemant Mehta’s book, “I Sold My Soul on Ebay”
January 18, 2008
Hemant Mehta’s I Sold My Soul on Ebay truly is unique– I’ve read books on ministry, and books by atheists (God is Not Great, The God Delusion, Letter to a Christian Nation, etc.), but never a book by an atheist on how to do ministry better. The story of how the book came to be […]
Worship leading and the spiritual gift of teleportation
January 3, 2008
Ok, so we’ve all experienced it… you’re in a worship experience, praying corporately. You open your eyes and… POOF! the worship band has suddenly appeared, ready again to lead us musically. I’d like to a look at the common modern worship tactic of the band entering (or leaving) the stage during prayer. Now, your own […]
Is worship music a form of emotional manipulation?
October 11, 2007
I’ve got a Google alert set up to email me whenever it comes across something on the web that contains the words “worship leader.” It leads to a lot of good articles discussing and critiquing worship leadership that I may not have come across in my typical surfing habits. This week, it notified me […]
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