Day: April 17, 2016

Encountering the Almighty God: 20 Minutes with David Hurd

… the bottom line of my hope would be to leave them with an understanding that music is integral to worship. It’s not just something that’s drizzled over the top ornamentally…

separate, silent, polite and smoldering

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Despair. We all face it from time to time but it is the big secret. We all carry it around with us like loose change, aware it is making a slight noise when we walk, but not really having the energy to pull it out

Speaking to the Soul: The Edge of Comfort

Speaking to the Soul

In what ways does the tradition comfort you to the exclusion of the mission?

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