Volume 29 Issue 3 – WL

Feature Articles from the Mag

Theologians & Theorists: Reforming Worship in God’s Image

By Various Authors WL recently asked a question of some of the most eloquent and enjoyable people we know—those who have made studying, encouraging, and expanding our understanding of worship…

Come Up Here: The Sound of Spiritual Awakening

By Darlene Zschech Hey friends, I’ve thought a lot about this term spiritual awakening… When we read Scripture we are reminded again and again to be awake and aware of…

Leadership Articles from the Mag

Back To Basics

Scribed by Andrea Hunter This column’s title is based on a small booklet written in 1981 in the wake of the Jesus Movement (not the one in the first century,…

Technically Speaking: Lessons from the Empty Room

As live streaming has taken on the primary role of communication and convergence in the local church, several iterations of progress have passed as milestones in our collective learning process.…

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Finding Beauty in Ugliness

By Reggie Kidd Without sugar-coating reality, the Bible carries about it an irrepressible hopefulness, a stubborn embrace of a sense that glory and goodness will finally prevail, no matter what.…

The Critical Call to Reform Worship and Sung Prayer

By Andrea Hunter “And we all, who with unveiled faces contemplate the Lord’s glory, are being transformed into his image with ever-increasing glory, which comes from the Lord, who is…

Foretasting the Future: Confronting Our Focus on the Here and Now

By Glenn Packiam Christians sing because we are people of hope. But what do we sing about when we sing about hope? In part of my doctoral research, I asked…

Releasing The Poets

By William Dyrness Perhaps for many people the most memorable image of the last few months is Andrea Bocelli, standing alone on the steps of a deserted Milan Cathedral on…

Cultivating Service vs. Celebrity, Calling vs. Promotion

When I consistently elevate a platform or position over the very Presence of God, I have missed the point completely. Favor is for purpose, not for status.

Worship Reformation: The Sound of Spiritual Awakening In the Covid Crisis

When Martin Luther nailed the Ninety-five Theses to the door of the church in Wittenberg on October 31, 1517, he made a declarative statement in an open letter to the…

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