Liturgy

Praying in Public 1

6 comments Written on January 6th, 2009     
Filed under: Leadership, Liturgy, Prayer

 

I would like a shot at writing the invocation for Barack Obama’s inauguration. Alas. I was not asked. So I’ve been thinking about it. What would I write and say, if this were my task? 

Question for you. As worship …

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10 Great New Songs

16 comments Written on December 31st, 2008     
Filed under: Liturgy, Music

He put a new song in my mouth, 
       a hymn of praise to our God. 
       Many will see and fear the LORD 
       and put their trust in him.

I’m big on new songs. Old songs too, but there’s nothin’ like …

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Liturgical Turn?

6 comments Written on September 22nd, 2008     
Filed under: Church History, Church Year, Liturgy, Style of Worship, Theology
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Are churches becoming more liturgical? Check out these reports.

Today, Scot McKnight is talking about college students converting from evangelicalism to other traditions. He asks:

What is going on? There is a rise, a burgeoning rise, of young college

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Yahweh?

4 comments Written on September 17th, 2008     
Filed under: Articles, Bible, Liturgy, Theology
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According to this article on the Christianity Today website the Vatican
has ruled that the word “Yahweh” should no longer be used in worship in
Roman Catholic churches.  The reason for this ruling is the longstanding
Jewish practice of not …

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Real Worship or Pseudo Event?

1 Comment » Written on September 6th, 2008     
Filed under: Events, Leadership, Liturgy
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Sometimes I refer to the weekly Christian gathering as a “worship event.” I do this to distinguish our gatherings from the larger action we simply call “worship.” Since worship is the giving of whole persons to the love and service …

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Deeper? or Different

4 comments Written on August 20th, 2008     
Filed under: Core Values, Liturgy, Style of Worship
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Sometimes people are critical of preachers, songwriters, worship leaders and certain churches for trying to be relevant and missing the deeper relevance of tested, published, traditional, enduring liturgy. You might want to read this CT article .

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