Category: Worship

A Response to “Why Churches Should Ditch the Projector Screens and Bring Back Hymnals”

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What is to follow is a response from me to the article, Why Churches Should Ditch The Projector Screens and Bring Back Hymnals that was posted to http://www.thefederalist.com back in June of last year (2019). I have seen this article numerous times before, and had debated on responding, but it seems to have resurfaced again, and so I felt a respectful push back would do the discussion some good. And that is what I intend to do. Please note that this article is not intended to attack traditional churches, or solely support contemporary churches, but to directly address the points made by this author in his article. As a worship leader, I have a deep appreciation for all aspects of church musical worship, so I appreciate and see the value in it all.

Be Quiet and Drive

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It's the Lord's Day, y'all. You know what that means. It's one of the days believers gather to hear exegetical preaching and teaching to edify and sanctify our souls. That's a lot of Christian talk for being refreshed by the Word of God. Today, one of our elder candidates preached about the light bulbs going [...]

Worship Is More Than a Song

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CLEARING THE STAGE AND THE AIR Jimmy Needham put out a cover of the song "Clear the Stage" back in 2012, but I was only introduced to it a year or 2 ago by my former pastor. It is a song that challenges the notion that worship may, in fact, be more than a song [...]