It takes a massive amount of work to put on even one worship service. That’s right, the dull and sleepy Sunday morning service you attend every week takes a large number of people and planning to achieve. Think about. (Appendix A) What is amazing is that all these things are nothing to do with worshiping. […]
“Before you speak to me about your religion, first show it to me in how you treat other people; Before you tell me how much you love your God; Show me in how much you love all his children; Before you preach to me of your passion for your faith, teach me about it through […]
Something I think i should read every once in a while. Enjoy and please remember I’m not much of a poet. He is here He is right here In this room In your heart He is near Nearer than breath, Heart beat, Nearer than you are to you. Closer than second chance Or next Opportunity. […]
As a young Christian I was tested with the opportunity to help a fellow Young Christian through a very difficult time. She was having difficulties at home as here family was being torn apart. At the same time her boyfriend was breaking up with her, which is difficult for any young woman. In her pain […]
Back when I was a teenager, I recall being pulled up for using my mobile phone in church. The adult that cornered me had been quite upset that I would show such disrespect during a sermon. It took several minutes for me to find the opportunity, amongst his barrage of disapline, to defend myself. “I […]
Worship leading is one of the hardest roles in a church. Not the best, the most important, just one of the hardest. That may be an extreme statement to make. I can hear people murmurs “you can’t say that, we are all equal” and you are indeed correct. We are all equal and it is […]
Throughout the bible we are told that the Holy Spirit came down on people or someone was overcome with the Holy Spirit. This goes hand in hand with verses that tell is the Holy Spirit is part of the trinity and that we can communicate with the Father and the Son through the Holy Spirit. […]
Observations of the Obvious 