Leading Worship in a Smaller Context by Matt Redman
Originally Published in Worship Leader Magazine Vol 28 No 3 By Matt Redman Hi Matt. Just seeking your advice about leading worship in a smaller context. When leading worship with…...
THE IMPORTANCE OF ASKING THE RIGHT QUESTION
I believe with all my being that even given the encouraging growth we have experienced and are seeing now in our Gathered Life, there is a much-needed insight to be gained in seriously and more deeply considering the “Why” of it all.
Song Story: “Higher”
“All my weakness, all my sickness, every worry; You can have it all. All desires, mind and body, every heartbeat; You can have it all.” Jesus says, “[T]he hour is…...
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