Whether or not your church claims to follow a liturgical tradition or claims to be non-liturgical in its worship, there is a common denominator which both groups claim. Worship for both sides of the liturgical divide is found in re-telling of the Great Story, the story of God’s plan of salvation. Both the liturgical and [...]
Archive for March, 2007
Worship as Performance Art
Posted in Contemporary Issues, Liturgy on 31 March 2007 | 1 Comment »
Something is Missing
Posted in Liturgy, Mystery on 30 March 2007 | Leave a Comment »
Somewhere in my lifetime, something was lost in Christian worship. It is hard to put one’s finger on it and say “Aha! That’s it!” But it seems to be something that is fundamentally at the center of what worship is for Christians.
Among North American evangelicals an ethos has developed which seems to say that worship [...]
Why Another Blog?
Posted in History, Liturgy, Mystery on 29 March 2007 | Leave a Comment »
Why am I adding to nearly infinite numbers of blogs out there? Haven’t we had enough? Isn’t it time to surrender? Doesn’t the Bible say something about the making of many books which has no end? Yes, Solomon wrote that in Ecclesiastes 12:12. Doesn’t it also say that where there are many words transgression is [...]
Sharp Learning Curve Coming…
Posted in Uncategorized on 29 March 2007 | Leave a Comment »
My own.
I’m still figuring out WordPress and the whole blog/blogging thing. We’ll get this place open for business as quick as we can. But it may be under construction for a while yet, while my learning curve goes from vertical to merely sharply upward.
What needs to be said…
Posted in Uncategorized on 23 March 2007 | Leave a Comment »
This may take a while…we’re building for the glory of God.
The Hard Stuff
Posted in Uncategorized on 23 March 2007 | Leave a Comment »
Welcome to WordPress.com. I’m sort of here. Now what do I say?
