I visited an older man (a retired minister who had served a neighboring parish in Melbourne) once as he was preparing to die. He told me that he and his wife had always wanted to die at the same time. He mentioned it more than once. That didn’t end up being God’s will for them, …
Having bought Zac Hick’s latest album, Without Our Aid, I’ve been nosing around his website, which contains posts on various aspects of corporate worship, detailed album reviews and other resources. Here’s a recent post on the difference between worshipping God and worshipping worship: “Idolatry happens when we take good things and make them ultimate things.” …
Without Our Aid is an album of modern hymns. Zac Hicks is Associate Pastor of Worship & Liturgy at Cherry Creek Presbyterian Church in Denver, USA. Here he describes the album: Without Our Aid is an energetic modern worship album, recorded with a live sound and feel–big drums and electrics, soaring vocals, verby synths, and …
Too helpful not to post. I know some young men who’ll find this quite helpful. [via]
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