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Worship

On A Scale of One To Ten?

By Greg Linscott on Thu, 07/06/06
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An opportunity to evaluate traditional vs. contemporary Fundamentalist worship music

On Congregational Jazz

By Greg Linscott on Wed, 06/28/06
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Puzzler in E-flat Major

Raised Eyebrows vs. Raised Hands

By Greg Linscott on Mon, 06/12/06
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Scott Hill at Fide-O responds to Jason’s article “My Plea to Worship Leaders.”

My Plea to Worship Leaders

By Jason Janz on Mon, 06/12/06

I was listening to some music from a popular ministry the other day, and the idea for this article came to me. After the completion of one of the songs, the worship leader began what I affectionately term “praise venting.” “Thank you Jesus! Praise you Jesus! Lord, you are wonderful! Majestic!” Forgive me if I don’t have the quotes down correctly, but you get the idea. “Praise venting” has always bothered me. When I hear it, I find myself thinking, I’m glad he’s enraptured. What’s my problem? Would I ever have the guts to do that publicly? Why does that always sound fake?

"So long as we give Christ second-hand gifts of ourself, we will find second-hand blessing or less."

By Greg Linscott on Fri, 06/09/06
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Russ Lipton notes “Our Service Is Lame.”

The "Retail" Model of Church

By Greg Linscott on Wed, 05/31/06
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Mark Rivers ponders the “meet them where they are” model of church.

"Daddy, Are You Happy?"

By Greg Linscott on Sun, 05/28/06
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A powerful parable.

It's All About Me

By Greg Linscott on Wed, 05/24/06
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Praise and Worship… with a twist.
Also see “Prosperity Praise.”
HT: Ingrid

Worship Wars- Catholic Style

By Greg Linscott on Fri, 05/12/06
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“In many parishes, she said, pop songs and the modern hymnody inspired by them have all but replaced traditional hymns and, heaven forbid, ancient chants and actual Catholic anthems.”
See Terry Mattingly’s column.

A Tozer Tribute

By Greg Linscott on Fri, 05/12/06
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“I take from Tozer’s ministry three great burdens: the importance of the pursuit of God, the antagonism between worship and entertainment, and—the major premise of his entire ministry—the truth that our knowledge and belief about God is the most important thing about us. It defines who we are, it determines what we do and it ordains what we love.”
More here.

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