Worship Podcast
Passion is such a wonderful thing to have, isn’t it?
Having a sense of vibrancy and engagement about our days is what it means to be alive. We get to live, breathe, love, work, and create. Every day is another opportunity to do something great.
We are passionate about many things, but what does it mean to really have a passion…for God?
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Todays guest writes one of my favorite worship blogs on the internet: Zac Hicks.
Zac is a worship pastor at Coral Ridge Presbyterian Church, pastored by Tullian Tchividjian. This conversation was one of my favorites! Zac is a super smart guy who knows a whole lot about culture, music, theology, and how that all connects to leading worship in the local church.
Today’s post is a guest post from Jason Houtsma at Worship Artistry. Worship Artistry has become one of my favorite sites for worship teams as of late. It’s an incredible place to provide top end training for today’s popular worship songs. Your musicians will love it. Dan & Jason from Worship Artistry have graciously decided to give my listeners a special deal: an entire month for FREE! All you have to do is add the promo code “david” on the checkout page.
Today’s guest is a powerhouse! Singer/Songwriter, worship leader, wife, and mother of 3, we welcome Meredith Andrews to the Beyond Sunday Podcast.
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There’s a tension in worship that is discussed over and over. It’s something that faces us all.
It’s the relationship between creativity and accessibility. Is the goal of Sunday’s music to be fresh and new or to be accessible to the gathered church?
It’s obviously a tension we must live with, rather than a problem to solve.
Every worship leader and creative arts pastor was inspired by the Super Bowl halftime show with Katy Perry. It fueled our imagination for making bigger and better art in our gatherings (plus, who wouldn’t want to come riding in on Voltron this Sunday morning?)
But when does creativity become the focus instead of God and His glory? Or when do we know we’re not being creative enough?