I’d like to introduce all my blog-reading pals to the folks participating in our Essentials Blue: Online Studies In Worship Theology And Biblical Worldview introductory course. These folks represent Holland, Australia, New Zealand, the UK, Scotland, Canada and the US, and are worship leaders, artists
While creativity is dispersed magnificently among the right and left-brained among us, being part of the right-brained crowd has it’s advantages and disadvantages. On the side of disadvantage, I share this: The trouble is, when I wake up in the early hours of the morning,
Good friend Matt Wiebe put me on to this. Sighs of relief, joy, feeling understood and firm thoughts of sending this to all my relationships, ever, carried me through this. I didn’t, but I thought about it. I’ve often been incorrectly labeled as being an
It is the “scandal of particularity”, the declaration of the Gospels that Jesus the Christ is the only way to God, to the Father, that is the primary issue facing Christians, and the opposers of the faith, in our postmodern age. GodSpeak is generally fine,
From our Ignatian Prayer work today, comes this reminder and metaphor: If you’re ending, or beginning a season, consider the altar you’ve built to God in that season’s coming or going. Reflect on the rough stones with which you’ve built this altar and its simple
