I really am not into all-things church marketing, nor am I into Starbucks (support your local coffee shop!), but this video makes some good points.
Tuesday, June 30, 2009
Saturday, June 27, 2009
10 Ways to Improve Your Church Worship Service
I want to heartily recommend this article by Don Whitney, Associate Professor of Biblical Spirituality at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary (my alma mater!) to the readers of this blog:
10 Ways to Improve Your Church Worship Service
One of the benefits of being a church plant is that we can ask ourselves, "How does Scripture say we should worship God?" and then do it! I plan on writing more about what the Puritans called the "Regulative Principle" of worship soon (I apologize for the lack of posts; my wife is injured, and I'm picking up the slack!), but for now, let this article benefit your soul--and your worship.
10 Ways to Improve Your Church Worship Service
One of the benefits of being a church plant is that we can ask ourselves, "How does Scripture say we should worship God?" and then do it! I plan on writing more about what the Puritans called the "Regulative Principle" of worship soon (I apologize for the lack of posts; my wife is injured, and I'm picking up the slack!), but for now, let this article benefit your soul--and your worship.
Labels:
congregational,
exposition,
Regulative Principle,
reverence,
Scripture,
worship
Friday, June 19, 2009
Watch Out for Myths About Fatherhood
Being a dad, myself, I'm grateful to Al Mohler for this Father's Day article.
Watch Out for Myths About Fatherhood
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Watch Out for Myths About Fatherhood
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Tuesday, June 16, 2009
Between Two Worlds: An Interview with Dan Phillips
I thought I would share with you all this rather insightful comment by Dan Phillips (you may know and love him from the Pyromaniacs blog). This is a wake-up call for evangelicalism--as well as something I need to remember as a church planter.
Between Two Worlds: An Interview with Dan Phillips
"Some trust in chariots, and some in horses; But we will remember the name of Yahweh our God." --Psalm 20:7
Between Two Worlds: An Interview with Dan Phillips
"Some trust in chariots, and some in horses; But we will remember the name of Yahweh our God." --Psalm 20:7
Labels:
evangelicalism,
preaching,
pulpit,
Reformation,
Scripture,
sufficiency
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