If you attend church, you may never preach a sermon, but you have ministered to everyone over and over again. In song. From Andrew Roycroft at Thinking Pastorally: The beauty of true worship is that we address ourselves to God, but we also address one another with who God is and what he has said. …
Nick Batzig offers encouragement and resources for churches to consider singing Psalms in public worship during 2018. From his post: Perhaps such a neglect has occurred on account of antiquated translations, difficult accompanying tunes or simply because of a lack of familiarity with the Old Testament people, places, events and symbols. Regardless, the church is …
Among a number of suggestions about cultivating congregational singing in corporate worship Bob Smietana suggests: Tell church members what they will be singing ahead of time Let church members know in advance what songs will be sung on Sunday and provide links to the music in a church newsletter, email, or post on the church’s …
The singing and devotional content at the 2016 General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church of Australia has been a feature. A number of the sermons/addresses are available to listen to at the PCA website. Here’s a two verse clip of Through The Love Of God Our Saviour. Thanks to Michael Wharton. Not quite Welsh choir …
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