In my 20 years of work in music ministry, from the choir loft to the…
At this time of expectation, anticipation and realization, this precious season of Advent, we remember anew and listen more attentively to God’s Good News: That He has come, that he is with us in our communities and families, and that “He will come again in glory to judge the living and the dead, and his kingdom will have no end.”
The only way to create an alternative to isomorphic sameness, shallow lyrics, and bad theology is to be led by the Spirit, embody Christ, worship God, and cling to the Text at the heart of our communities: the Bible.
By Chuck Fromm I have a Christian friend who trains several atheist and agnostic clients…
Worship is personal. Worship is a Who—relationship, conversation—not a What. We must remember that.
Back to Basics Column with Dr. Chuck Fromm The written/spoken/embodied Word of God touches us…
The first meeting I had with visionary and true father in the faith, Robert Webber, he said, “Chuck, the most important word in worship is remembering. People who don’t remember God can’t worship.”
We recently took some time as a team to step back after our conference and…
We are excited to share with you the next chapter at Worship Leader Media (WLM).…
The seeming newness of the technology of networking can imply the actual communication and connection it brings is new as well. What is new is the ability to aggregate and curate. Now these particular skills take on spiritual meaning but in fact their role has always been a missional task of the church. The church has been specializing in networks for centuries. In some ways denominations are a manifestation of networking.
