As I sit and type this post I can look over to my left and see a big brown and white dog name Mia. Mia is about two or three years old, still very much a puppy. Still being very puppy like Mia is constantly running, and jumping and licking. She is constantly on the [...]
Here is a thought from yesterday’s message.
Matthew 18:15-20
15If one of my followers [a] sins against you, go and point out what was wrong. But do it in private, just between the two of you. If that person listens, you have won back a follower. 16But if that one refuses to listen, take along one or [...]
Here is a list of three things you can do to help engage your students in worship.
1. Make every Sunday “Youth Sunday”- Many churches set aside one week where the youth take over the church. On that particular Sunday the youth get to be ushers, greeters, choir, read scripture and even sometimes give the sermon. [...]
When I began this blog one thing I wanted to do was to provide worship leaders and churches with free resources to use in their services. Over the past year I have shared mp3 files of songs, PDF Chord sheets, powerpoint background files and photos free for such use. My hope is that this will [...]
I like to stay up on most things technical so today I was reading this article by Don Reisinger on CNET News entitled “Why Apple’s event next week won’t rock at all” He talks about next weeks Apple press conference and how it will most likely be dissapointing. He says:
“If this event will surround the [...]
This is the final post of an online lesson in Basic Chord Theory and the Nashville Numbering system. This lesson deals with how to put together scales and chords. It is built on lesson one which talked about intervals and whole and half steps and lesson two which dealt with scales and chords.
Part III -Using [...]
