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Send us a text Healthy church worship is a reflection of its spiritual health, unity, and mission. When worship is vibrant, sincere, and biblically grounded, it nurtures spiritual growth and strengthens the church community. But what does a healthy church worship culture look like? Here are 10 key signs to help you evaluate and cultivate a thriving worship atmosphere in your church.…

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Send us a text Have you ever had something that you love taken away from you, and then when it seemed all hope was lost, you got it back? We can only imagine how the disciples must have felt on that first Easter. Their hopes were dashed to pieces when they saw their Rabbi, friend, and Savior hanging on a Roman cross. No greater sadness had ever been known by the world. With each of those three passing days, their future and their lives seemed to be slipping away. And yet, we know the story doesn’t end in a grave but with an empty tomb!…

Send us a text I had the privilege to speak with Bro. Britton Altman, Minister of Music at Beulah Baptist Church of Bennett, NC. We discuss trends in worship and share his general thoughts on the state of worship in today's church.

Send us a text Interview w/special guest Britton Altman.

Send us a text Worship leaders play a vital role in guiding God’s people into His presence through song, prayer, and the Word. They need our intercession, encouragement, and support to remain effective and faithful in their calling.

Send us a text 10 Ways to Pray For Your Worship Leaders

Send us a text So what is easier for you to remember; a bible verse you heard in church, or a song you've sung in church? On today's podcast we look at why it is important to sing during worship.

Send us a text Many of us are familiar with the story of David dancing naked in 2 Samuel. While this may seem like a problem for many of us in the context of corporate worship, we must understand the heart behind this.

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Send us a text Part 2 of my conversation w/Dr. Chad Nall from Faith Baptist Church in West End, NC. The focus of today's podcast is what is the difference between a worshipper and a washipper?

Send us a text Part 2 of my conversation with Dr. Chad Nall from Faith Baptist Church in West End, NC.

Send us a text What started as a conversation about worship turned into a church service when I had the pleasure to speak with my pastor, Dr. Chad Nall of Faith Baptist Church in West End, NC! In Part 1, we take a look at what worship looks like now compared to when we first started in ministry.

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Send us a text As you and your family think about gathering with others for worship this weekend, here are some ways NOT to get ready:

Send us a text Heaven is often depicted as a place of ultimate peace and tranquility, where believers go to worship and be in the presence of God for eternity. In many religious beliefs, Heaven is described as a sacred and holy realm where worship and adoration are central to its existence. From celestial beings singing praises to the Creator to believers engaging in prayer and devotion, Heaven is portrayed as a place where worship is a continuous and joyous activity. The idea of Heaven as a place of worship evokes a sense of reverence and awe, inviting believers to contemplate the beauty and majesty of a divine realm beyond human comprehension. So why is Heaven the ultimate place to worship?…

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Send us a text The misunderstanding of a short, three-letter word can transform an act of heartfelt worship into a slanderous insult. Little words can mean a lot. They can make the difference between good and evil, between heaven and hell. In this case, a right understanding of a single word is the only thing that prevents an act of worship from degenerating into a colossal insult to God.…

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Send us a text 2 Corinthians 3:17 says, “Now the Lord is that Spirit: and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is liberty.” The surefire sign of the Spirit’s presence is freedom. That means in a worship service, when the Spirit of the Lord is present, the worshiper should feel freedom to worship, not restriction from raising their hands or clapping or singing loudly or dancing, all of which are biblical marks of worship.…

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Send us a text In Romans 12:2, it says that we should offer our bodies as living sacrifices, which is our spiritual act of worship. So how we can use our bodies as tools to worship God and to lead others in worship?

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Send us a text As a worship leader, do you realize you have a Levitical responsibility when you stand up before a congregation on Sundays? When we lead, we are ministering in two directions — engage the Lord and the congregation. So as we minister we need to be mindful of two important things; what we say and what we do as we minister to God’s people.…

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Send us a text Do you know that there is more to your calling as a worship Leader than just making sure you pick out the right songs to sing on Sunday morning? You are more than a worship leader responsible for assembling songs; you are a minister to those you lead.

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Send us a text Conditional worship happens when we allow personal preferences to dictate our ability to engage in worship. For some, it’s about having a choir; for others, it’s the need for a cutting-edge band or modern visuals. While these elements can enhance our experience, they are not the essence of worship.…

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