Grace Upon Grace Upon Grace
By Dawn Kelley, NLW Director of Community There was a lady I once worked with that I judged fiercely for not buying enough milk for her family to drink throughout the week. A
Trusting God in Our Crisis
by Dwayne Moore We’ve seen tremendous results from our recent Africa and US events, training nearly 800 leaders from 11 nations and seeing 20 profess Christ as Savior. While
Friendly Advice for Graduating Seniors from the NLW Staff
A huge congratulations to you for staying the course and finishing high school or college! To honor your great accomplishment, here is some hard-earned wisdom for you from our staf
ReFOCUS Conference 2019 Recap
We had an incredible time this past weekend at our 2019 ReFOCUS Conference in Pigeon Forge, TN! In our time together, God moved through song, teaching and discussion in ways we cou
The Relationship of God and Music
The Relationship of God and Music Guest Post by Suzanne Provagna One of the characteristics I love about God is that He is direct. Every word has direction and meaning. Like
The Priority of Praise
Part 1 of a 3-Part Thanksgiving Series Have you ever looked out the window of an airplane just before it pierces the clouds and noticed how much of the terrain you could see from t
Leadership Qualities in Worship Teams
Our bands are in Week 6 of Pure Praise, so yesterday for our devotional we talked about the leadership qualities listed in Day 4. Here’s what we look for in worship ministry
A Factory Model of Worship Ministry
At Valley View Church where I’m worship pastor, our vision for the worship and creative arts ministry is to be a “sculpturing factory.” The analogy of a factory works esp
The Model Prayer of a Worshiper
The Model Prayer that Jesus taught His disciples in Matthew 6 can be divided into three distinct parts. As we build a daily habit of praying “in this manner,” our prayer lives
Worship: What Christians Should Aim for Every Day
NOTE: The following article is an excerpt from Week 2 of the 6-week Bible study, Heaven’s Praise: Hearing God Say Well Done by Dwayne Moore. This article will run in Rick Warre