This is, perhaps, the most important message I’ve ever taught on Communion/The Eucharist. The unusual part is that it was a last minute message; our pastor was sick and I was asked to fill in. What came out of my heart, less filtered than normal, is in
If I’ve said it once, I’ve said it a hundred times. I’ve heard pastors and conference speakers say it, too. You probably know the phrase, or some version of it: “Worship is all about God!” The crowd always responds with some measure of enthusiasm. After all,
I heard her singing downstairs, as always. My wife, one of the most remarkable human beings I’ve ever met, is also one of the most devoted followers of Jesus I know. She was humming In Christ Alone, and I, upstairs, was listening. The reason for
(Part 3 in the Worship White Noise blog series) I admit at the outset of this book, that I am one of those who is both immersed in, and enamored with, the riches of faith displayed in and through contemporary worship music. I lead it. I write
Dunn & Wilt are on tour this Fall, and may be in your area. They will be presenting their Cycle Of Life instrumental worship experience in colleges, churches and cafes, as well as filling cafes with ambient goodness and bringing training to worship leaders and teams.
