William Chong writes about some feedback he received on their church’s decision to memorise a hymn each month in corporate worship. They’re currently memorising In Christ Alone. What an interesting idea. What great fruit. UPDATE: I wrongly attributed this to Steve Chong, not William Chong. Sorry, senior moment. Thanks to John McClean for pointing it …
Tim Chester explains the reasons that shape and order the church gatherings that he is part of. This is the same for us at mgpc. 1. We want the shape of our gatherings to embody the gospel We want the component parts of a gathering to be true to the gospel. But we want more …
Our worship this week will also give special thanks to God for his provision and care for us, particularly in food and natural resources. The Lord’s My Shepherd (Psalm 23) and He Is Exalted are songs of preparation, with Let All Things Now Living commencing worship. After our responsive call to worship and prayer of …
Steven D. Brooks points out that ‘reality’ television singing competitions are more than just problematic by discouraging the wider public from singing, the impact is that Christians are not being obedient to God because they don’t think they sound okay. Oh sing to the LORD a new song; sing to the LORD, all the earth! …
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