Taking communion corporately is one of the most important things that should be routinely recognized in a church. At the last supper, Jesus portrayed the events that were about to occur through the bread and wine. This supper would happen right before Jesus died, and Jesus gave commands to the…

Several times, I’ve stood in front of a prominent black congregation as a white kid and sing for them and lead them in worship. Other times, in my teens and twenties, I have stood in front of a crowd of older people and have gotten to lead them in worship…

A look at the disciples before the Holy Ghost fell upon them, and a look at them after He fell upon them is almost looking at two different groups of people. The Holy Ghost at the day of Pentecost is what gave the disciples the power to preach the Gospel…

Ekklesia This is a term that is used in the New Testament when referring to the church. There are two main definitions for this word that are used. 1) Used to reference a specific, intentional meeting of Jesus’ followers. 2) Used to reference the association of Jesus' followers. The first…

Why Worship Leaders Should Study Theology I think one thing that makes me realize the weight of the role of Worship Pastor is that I am literally responsible for choosing the words that people will sing to God in corporate worship. When I realize that, it makes me want to…

I think the first thing that needs to be recognized in talking about a call to ministry, is that one’s character supersedes their talent. …

In the context of the Church, acting and dramatic arts have a bad reputation of being cheesy or low grade quality. If this is the case, which a lot of times it is, should the Church give up on dramas, skits, movies, etc? Or should we fight through the bad…

Some may ask, “Is that a picture of a church service or a rock concert?” The church throughout ages have fought with this idea of the church looking too much like the world or the culture of its day. Should our music sound different? Should our stages look different? Should…