Tag: worship

  • The Earth is Ours (Part 1)

    The Earth is Ours (Part 1)

    I have a new addiction. Every night before bed, when no one is watching, I sneak into a dark room, turn on the television, and pop in another episode of Human Planet. Six episodes into an eight-part series, I’ve soaked up every second. This is no ordinary nature show. Whereas its predecessor, BBC’s Planet Earth,…

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  • “Use Your Imagination!”

    “Use Your Imagination!”

    For some of us, the imperative in this title might be license to freedom- a liberating release from the rigidity of the daily and mundane to play in the boundless world of our richest thoughts. For others (and most of the time, me), it spawns a sign or a roll of the eyes. “What good…

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  • What to Do With Dreams

    What to Do With Dreams

    There was a time when dreams carried weight. God spoke to people in their sleep, sometimes sending angels into a prophet’s unconscious with words of warning or future wonders. Now God speaks to us in a better Way (Hebrew 1:1-2). Because we have God’s word and the revelation of his Son, the living Word, we…

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  • Chapel And Church: A Confession (Guest Post)

    Chapel And Church: A Confession (Guest Post)

    This is an article born out of personal conviction. I don’t like the chapel requirement at Christian schools, and if I were to be completely honest, I’m guessing that most people are with me.  When I was doing my undergrad, at the beginning of each semester I would have chapel weekend.  This was when I…

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  • We Think as we Worship

    We Think as we Worship

    “They sing” wrote Pliny the Younger. When describing the life and the rituals of this most bizarre new “religion” that was springing up throughout the 1st Century Roman world, depicting the phenomenon and germination of a new people called “Christians.” This profound quote was brought to my attention by Cherith Fee Nordling, in her penetrating…

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