Category: Philosophy of Worship
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Virtual Eucharist During Covid-19: Hot Takes and What-Have-Yous
I can think of few better ways to start this post than with the immortal words of The Dude: This…
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How do we make worship contextual?
If you were to visit a church in North America today, chances are you would be faced with a choice:…
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Weekly Worship Thought – Missing Something
I attended a funeral last week. It was not someone I knew, and it was held at a church I…
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Weekly Worship Thought – What is the primary symbol of worship?
What would you say is the primary symbol of Christian worship? Have you ever thought about this question? Let me…
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Weekly Worship Thought – Into the World
Riffing on an idea from Pastor Kerry’s sermon on Sunday: Mother Teresa (canonized as a saint on September 6) offers…
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Weekly Worship Thought – Whole Heart
Psalm 111:1 says, “Hallelujah! I will give thanks to the Lord with my whole heart, in the assembly of the upright,…
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Weekly Worship Thought – Confession
One of the elements of worship at The Gathering will change this week. It is the Prayer of Confession that…
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Weekly Worship Thought – Can We Talk?
This week I will begin to lead our worship band through some discussion using the new resource: Can We Talk? Engaging…
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Weekly Worship Thought – Food
Luke 14:1: “Now it happened that on a Sabbath day he had gone to share a meal in the house…
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Weekly Worship Thought – Patriotic Music
This weekend is the Memorial Day holiday. Every once in a while someone will ask why we don’t sing patriotic…
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