Category Archives: Worship

Bank Account of the Living Dead

October 8th, 2009

When people talk about original sin, they love to point to toddlers committing two obvious sins: lying and screaming “MINE!” all the time. It’s so desperate and obvious it makes us laugh. Nobody laughs when adults do it, though. Which is why I am bothered by the sudden eruption of Christians, most of them political [...]

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Also posted in Benevolence, Boldness, Christianity in North America, Church Issues, Community, Counterculture, Dying to Self, Godly Character, Maturity, Obedience, Relevance, Simplicity

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Equipping the Saints: That Catchy Tune

August 11th, 2009

I’ve long been a fan of Leonard Ravenhill, the British revivalist. Ravenhill can pack more punches in five minutes than the average megachurch pastor delivers in five years. We need more men like him. If you listen to enough Ravenhill, the first unusual aspect of his preaching is that he continually sprinkles his messages with [...]

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Also posted in Apologetics, Christianity in North America, Church Issues, Creativity, Faith, Godly Character, Maturity, Relevance

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The Lost Worship Song

January 21st, 2009

Recently, I spent a good chunk of time looking for MP3s of old worship songs. My purpose wasn’t nefarious; I’m just looking to build the repertoire of the worship team at our church. So I went skimming through some old (read: 8-10 years) worship song listings I had from my Vineyard church in California, stuff [...]

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