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Called to Worship: God is a Missionary God
Do you wonder why some pastors say that God is a missionary God? Are you confused when some people call America a Christian nation? Doesn’t Scripture talk about people from every nation being part of God’s family? How do we … Continue reading
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Tagged called to worship, missions, Paul Baloche, psalms, worship
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The Role of Music in Global Missions: 10 Reasons Why We Need Musicians to Take the Gospel to the Nations
I’m currently reading K.P. Yohannan’s Revolution in World Missions, (get it free here). He has seen phenomenal results throughout Asia in taking the gospel to villages through national missionaries who are literally willing to sacrifice everything for the sake of … Continue reading
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Tagged called to worship, church planting, global worship, missionary, missions, musicianary, worship leader
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Phil’s Top Ten Lists: 10 Things to Make 2012 Memorable
The end of a year always provides a chance for analysis and forecasting. While it’s an arbitrary marker in certain respects, it allows us a chance to evaluate our work and lives. John Piper recently released his end of year … Continue reading
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Tagged C.S. Lewis, called to worship, Casting Crowns, Desiring God, family worship, Gospel, Horner's Bible Reading, John Piper, Jonathan Edwards, Larry Crabb, Lifesong, New Year's Resolutions, Personal worship, prayer, Preaching the Gospel, Soul Talk, Vision, worship
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Excellence in Worship: 7 Ways to Overcome the Tension Between Excellence and Performance
If you’re a church musician, I’m sure you’ve heard, said or been a victim of one of the following statements: “Worship is not a performance, so stop showing off every Sunday.” “God is more concerned about our hearts in worship, … Continue reading
Offering New Songs of Thanks: Three Stories to Inspire Your Thanksgiving Celebration
Football, turkey, cranberry sauce and pumpkin pie. Add in family, friends and some fall colors and you have Thanksgiving, right? I don’t think that’s what the pilgrims were thinking. The food and celebration overflowed from a place of gratefulness they … Continue reading
Preparing for Worship (part 4): 3 Things All Worshipers Can Learn from Children
What does your Sunday look like? Do you enter a new week invigorated or drained; renewed or discouraged? I was recently talking to a pastor friend about the way sports mania has invaded Sunday mornings for kids and family. I’ve … Continue reading
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Tagged called to worship, contemporary worship, family worship, grace, Prepare to worship, sabbath, sports, Vicki Beeching, wojrship
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Preparing for Worship (Part 3): Praying and Reading the Scripture
Called to Worship – Issue #24 By Phil Mershon One of the most important facets of a worshipper’s life is a steady diet of scripture. If your worship is not rooted in scripture and truth, then it will become empty … Continue reading
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Tagged bible, called to worship, Dan Allender, Gospel, Jesus, Larry Crabb, Mercy Me, prayer, Prepare, Prepare to worship, Spirit and truth, worship in spirit and truth
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Jesus is Watching You: Gospel Reflections on Isaiah 53
Called to Worship – Issue #17 by Phil Mershon Have you heard this joke? A burglar breaks into an empty house. He’s carefully stowing away his newfound treasures when he hears a voice, “Jesus is watching you.” Startled, he looks around … Continue reading
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Tagged called to worship, Casting Crowns, guard, intercession, Isaiah 53, judge, prayer, sheep, Tenth Avenue North, worship
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Spelunking and the Gospel: Digging into our heart’s responses to God’s call
Called to Worship – Issue #16 by Phil Mershon The terms of God’s covenant with Israel could not be clearer: obey God’s commandments and you will be blessed; disobey and you will be cursed. More specifically, you will either gain or … Continue reading
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Tagged called to worship, Gospel, Lincoln Brewster, Reuben Morgan, spelunking, surrender, ten commandments
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Grace on the Move: 7 Life Lessons Learned from Moving
Called to Worship – Issue #15 by Phil Mershon ****WARNING: This post is longer than usual, so you may want to grab a cup of coffee for this chat!! **** I hate moving. I’ve moved 18 times in the last … Continue reading
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Tagged called to worship, Ce Ce Winans, Johnny Cash, Michael W. Smith, moving, stress, worship, Zac Hicks
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