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Making Time for God – A Simple Way to Spend 45 Minutes a Day
If you're struggling with knowing how to spend time with God, give this little system (or some variation of it) a try. You'll find you'll easily be able to spend 45 minutes a day on quality time with your Savior.
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Rocking Grandma: The Reinvention of Rocking Worship
I think this is the next phase of worship – ministries are discovering it’s not enough to merely plug praise songs into their traditional service order – they need to build contemporary rocking worship from the ground up.
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But Contemporary Worship Brings People to Jesus! … Right?
"At some point, we decided that the worship service was the best venue for evangelism."
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Free Church Christmas Graphics: “The Gift”
In this worship church Christmas graphics series for Advent/Christmas, the graphics depict a simple manger with a wrapped gift inside symbolizing Jesus, the incarnate. Wood planks and distressed textures contemporize the scene with brown and blue colors for the season. It's FREE!
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Impromptu, Bone-Chilling Worship — at Sam’s Club in Alabama
A beautiful reminder of what Jesus says to us: “Where two or more are gathered, I am there in the midst.” Even at a Sam's Club in Alabama.
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Why Your Worship Needs to Be LOUDER
It’s hard to ignore the language of the Bible when it comes to the environment and volume of worship. It is characteristically loud.
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Do You Have to Go to Church to Worship God?
Do I really need to go to church as a follower of Christ? When Jesus talked with the “Woman at the Well” about places of worship, his point wasn’t that place was unimportant.
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9 Marks of a Healthy Worship Leader
Far from exhaustive, these nine items are a set of traits, postures, and characteristics of a healthy worship leader I believe are informed by Scripture and ought to transcend culture and denomination.