Worship Tips You Don’t Want to Miss
This is one of the things that I love about worship--there is always more. So much more! We can never learn it all, do it all, or figure it all out. We can never come to the end of God and we will never come to the end of worship. Worship that pleases God is a holy awe, bathed in grace, and entered into by gratitude.
10 More Practical Tips to Get the Most out of Your Worship
Worship is not a duty; it is a gift.
Attitude makes all the difference. Approach worship as a gift. If we truly realize the power and benefit of worship, we'd never stop! Today we continue on in our summary of Worship Tips. Writing day by day, I didn't realize how many different tips we covered in the Worship Challenge until I put them all together.
We Don’t Worship Alone
with practical tips, Scripture reflections, and encouragement to press into deeper intimacy with God in every moment.
Why You Should Sing in the New Year with a New Song
To sing a new song is to sing a song that is alive with the fresh vibrancy of today.
A new song because each moment is new and daily we have opportunity and privilege to worship God in our now. What is now is new; it is intimate and immediate.
It is real.
A new song rings with the testimony of what God has done in our lives. This past year we have experienced so many blessings--so much to sing about.
Celebrate Christmas: Give God the Gift of Yourself
“Jesus Christ (the Messiah) is [always] the same, yesterday, today, [yes] and forever (to the ages).”—Hebrews 13:8 AMP Today we celebrate the birth of Christ, the saving gift of God for all mankind. Though once a baby, Jesus is forever God. The...
The Worship of Gratitude
“Therefore let us be grateful for receiving a kingdom that cannot be shaken, and thus let us offer to God acceptable worship, with reverence and awe...—Hebrews 12:28 ESV Because God gives, I receive with grateful worship Unshakable. God has...
Christmas Through the Eyes of a Child
As Christmas is almost upon us, let's take a few minutes to take a peek at Christmas through the eyes of a child. We're going to use my favorite literary tool, the anagram, to order our thoughts. C - Countdown Kids spend the entire month of...
Break Out of Your Worship Rut
What is a Worship Rut? Routine can also have a negative impact on our worship.When our heart for worship becomes staid or rote, we can find ourselves praying on autopilot, singing without expressing the meaning of the words, reading scripture with a "hurry up and be done".When we disengage in worship, we run the risk of finding ourselves with little joy and making no impact for the Kingdom of God. Faith can wane right along with the neglect of embracing truth and a lack of desiring God.