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Every worship leader knows the challenge of “the gap.” You have just finished a high-energy praise opener, the room is…
In Scripture, names are not just labels; they are revelations of character. When God revealed Himself to His people, He…
Graduation Sunday is a milestone moment in the life of a church. It is a time to celebrate the accomplishments…
There is a theological difference between the omnipresence of God (He is everywhere) and the manifest presence of God (He…
There is a distinct difference between a Sunday morning service and a Sunday evening service. Morning services often feel like…
Jesus spoke about the Kingdom of God more than any other topic. He taught us to pray, “Your Kingdom come,…
In the Old Testament, the lamb was the sacrifice for sin. In the New Testament, John the Baptist pointed to…
Our senior saints are the pillars of the church. They have walked with Jesus through decades of joy, sorrow, war,…
The “fear of the Lord” is a concept that has largely disappeared from modern worship vocabulary, yet Scripture tells us…
There is a unique power in a solo. While congregational singing is the primary engine of the church, there are…
