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Bob Kauflin shares three categories to help you work out what to sing in your local churches this year. 1. Choose songs people can sing. In the church (and even at a conference), we shouldn’t assume people have the same songs on their iTunes. Or that everyone even uses iTunes. That’s due both to our …
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“E, it’s time for bed!” (She climbs into bed with help of her small chair. There’s two teddy bears on her bed) “How about a goodnight kiss?” (She clambers over and takes the bear #1, and kisses bear #2) “That’s right, bear loves bear. Dada loves E. E loves mama. Mama loves dada. And God …
Yesterday was the first official day of spring in Auckland – brilliant blue sky and warm sun! Our family enjoyed a wonderful day worshipping with our Howick Baptist brothers and sisters, and being replenished by reading, singing and hearing God’s Word together. Fathers Day in NZ also fell on the same day, and I got …
God was kind to allow me the opportunity to present a seminar on hymns during the most recent STAND conference. I previously shared on the STAND website some of the reasons why I did this seminar. If you’re interested in listening to it, here’s thelink to the recording, here are the notes, and here’s the …
Kevin Twit, on comparing what we sing in gathered worship with what we say at weddings: “If all you’re singing and ever saying back to God is you want to do, and you’re never focusing on what He’s done and what He promises to do, I think ultimately your worship will be impoverished and your …
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