Articles for Worship & Creative
Why I Don’t Like Christmas Carols
A permanent scowl begins to harden on my face. My nostrils tend to flare more frequently. Why? Christmas carols. I don’t like them. And they’re everywhere! Let me tell you why I don't like Christmas carols.
Worship & Creative Videos
The Pentatonix Hallelujah Video Reminds Us Christmas Can Be Bittersweet
The Hallelujah Pentatonix video is a bold move at Christmastime. The lines, “Love is not a victory march / It’s a cold and it’s a broken Hallelujah” speak to the bittersweet nature of love.
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Christmas Craziness and God’s Glory
These songs help you slow down, resist Christmas craziness and reflect over the next couple weeks as we prepare for Christmas services.
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6 Worship Thoughts For Congregational Leaders From Eric Geiger
This is not an exhaustive list. Nor do I think it is an inerrant list! I am thankful to serve with leaders who want what we do to be rooted in what we believe. I am passing these worship thoughts because they may be helpful for other ministry leaders.
Outreach Leaders
2 Great Examples of Churches Doing Digital Ministry
Many churches are in the process of discerning and deciding what to do with digital ministry. Let’s take a look at two examples of churches that have successfully leveraged digital ministry to reach more people with faith, hope, and love.
Worship & Creative Blogs
How To Become an Encourager: 15 Steps
Being encouraging to someone is a highlight of their day. Be the light in someone's life. Here's how to become an encourager.
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Christian Christmas Music Your Congregation Hasn’t Grown Tired Of
Finding new, good, worship-ful Christmas music can make the difference between getting burned out by mid-December and singing along joyfully through Christmas. Below, we've listed some information on the newest Christian Christmas music on the market.
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What God Wants Pastors and Worship Leaders to Know
Pastors and worship leaders need to know that rivalry and disunity contradicts what Jesus came to do—make us one.