From a post by Paul Tautges at ChurchPastor.com. Use as needed: How has the Lord used the labors of faithful men in the past to lay a foundation for your Christian life and work today? Has the Lord ever used you to mentor a future pastor, missionary, teacher, or other full-time Christian worker? How has …
The latest edition of the online 9Marks Journal has a variety of articles on church song and church singing. “Why do congregations sing, what should they sing about, and how can they sing better?” So sets of articles on songs, singing and song leading feature. Well worth a read.
A post about growing a heart that genuinely is joyful when hearing about other churches that are seeing more fruit than the one you belong to. This is hard. For me, anyway. We strive to see fruitfulness in our mission and ministry, but when others seem to have blessings that we’d like to experience there’s …
Helpful thoughts from Brian Croft on intentionally evaluating worship services. The primary role of service review is two fold: First, service review is a safeguard to maintain biblical fidelity within the public gatherings of the church. Secondly, service review is a tool to cultivate the skill of giving and receiving sincere, helpful, and godly criticism, …
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