This week is the official start of autumn. The change of seasons always provides an opportunity to stop and reflect. “Every Season” by Nichole Nordeman is an oldie-but-a-goodie that could fit well into your worship service this weekend.
The growth of mobile may tempt you to pour time and money into a mobile app, but at the end of the day a good responsive site will cover most of what you require. That doesn’t mean your days of dreaming up apps is over!
What role do we want worship to play in our community? What role does worship actually play in our community? These are just the first of a few guiding questions that will help us refocus and refine our approach to worship.
If the answer to Jesus’ question, “Who do the people say that I am?” leaves us concerned, it is time to apply that question to the areas of ministry upon which we are relying.
Planning worship for a long weekend can be difficult. We are often limited by the reduced availability of volunteers, and we can become discouraged or distracted by the anticipated lower attendance. However, how we approach these weekends reveals our true beliefs about worship.
Faith without works is dead–whether those works are buying someone a meal or following through on the dream God planted in your heart.