Loving “Those People”
by Jared Bayless An Excerpt from his book, “Breadcrumbs.” 1 John 4:7-21 Sometimes it’s really hard to love people. I heard a quote from a TV show that says, “People
The Stove Top Strategy
By Susan Troth You would think that someone who talks about the Stove Top Method as much as I do in Worship Administration class would be a foodie. Don’t get me wrong – I love
The Essence of Worship Beyond the Norm
by Mark Bazal When we talk about worship, it’s easy to think it’s just singing and clapping. But is that all there is to it? Let’s dive into the heart of worship;
A Command for Honesty Against Hypocrisy
By Savannah Cone Take a moment to pray as you begin. Invite the Holy Spirit to illuminate the words Christ has for you today. Ask God to soften your heart to His word so you can re
Goals and Values Setting for Ministries
Excerpt from NLWI’s Worship Ministry Blueprints Values Similar to a vision statement, compiling a list of values is important so the people involved in your ministry underst
The Worshipping Heart of Women in the Scriptures
by Lynda Sheha Reading through the Bible, you come across several women who worship God. God has never been gender biased in dealing with his people, even in women, we see him comi
A Year of Purpose: Unpacking Top Resolutions and Their Impact
by Dwayne Moore I’ve never been much for New Year’s Resolutions. I tend to forget most of them or fail to keep them for over a few days or weeks. But I’m hopeful
To Prioritize Silence
Times of silence are vital to the Christian and our walk with God. After having received a powerful answer from the Lord, Habakkuk solemnly responded, "The LORD is in his holy temp
An Immediate Song of Worship
Women Worshippers in the Scriptures By Savannah Cone In this series, we explore the presence of women worshippers in the Scriptures, underlining the significance of worship in thei
7 Practical Ways to Get Your Kids to Sing
There’s a common misconception in the Christian home about singing, and it’s one I’d like to clear up. People often think that singing is only a physical act . . .