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Be sure to read the previous posts in the series here, here, and here. In our discussions about Modern and Post-modern, the topics and subjects have come from relatively recent experience or something God has walked me through. I really do feel like the Holy Spirit is giving me things to write about. So, while …
A look inside the new Rend Collective album, The Art of Celebration. Scott gives us a track by track breakdown and provides suggestions for each songs use within your ministry.
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It is not often that I get excited about a new album from an artist I am not familiar with. Brothers Gabriel and Nathan Finochio, better known as The Royal Royal have just released their album Return of the King. The album is like a breath of fresh air and has the potential to provide …
“What comes into our minds when we think about God is the most important thing about us.” ― A.W. Tozer Click To Tweet This quote drives me as a Pastor and Worship Leader. The part that we play in helping our people to think rightly about God is so overwhelming to me at times. Thankfully …
Be sure to check out previous posts in this discussion here and here. One of the biggest headaches that I have experienced in ministry are the overall attitudes that can be held, and argued ad nauseum, between Modern and Post-modern concerning matters of opinion, not scriptural fact. Most notable among some of these issues are …
Over the past couple weeks we’ve looked at the things we’re doing to sabotage our rehearsal times. You can read the posts here and here. You may feel like your worship practice time is stagnant and are struggling to bring change. I want to challenge you to look over some of these steps and prayerfully …
Planetshakers can always be counted on to bring some solid music for the church. Their latest release gives us some great music to work with. Here’s one worship pastor’s perspective on this album. Endless Praise // Punchy and synth driven, endless praise opens this album up with a lot of energy. There are a lot …
The Church Collective is growing. And just as with the early church, growing must include differing opinions and viewpoints. Diversity of opinion is a huge benefactor of advancement in knowledge, development of apologetics and individual understanding of theology. Here’s the issue: It’s 2014. Everybody has a computer in their pocket, a personal blog, and we …
Artist: John Mark McMillan Album: Borderland Release: March 4, 2014 Label: Independent Release I think it is safe to say that John Mark McMillan is a household name amongst worship leaders and worship songwriters. John Mark is responsible for bringing the church his song “How He Loves”, a song that has become a staple in …
A greater understanding of this post can be had if you read this first. Believing the majority of the readers here to be aligned more with the Post-modern characterization, we’ll start with a post that strikes at worship from the Modern perspective and how to communicate with him about worship. The tension that exists in …
In this feature, we were given the pleasure to share the story behind All Sons and Daughters. The band shares the inspiration and the roots behind a few of their favorite songs. Be sure to check out the podcast of the interview too!
Every weekend across this great nation, and throughout the world, people gather in various forms and fashions to praise the Almighty God, the Great I Am. In some contexts, voices are the only type of instrument that one can experience; in other contexts, there is a 20-piece band on stage with four or five vocalists. In any …
Not too long ago my Pastor spoke to me after a service and said, “I felt you had a song in your heart. The next time the Lord gives you a song during worship, don’t keep it to yourself”. Of course, I immediately freaked out at the idea. Did he really want me to make …
