We experienced our corporate worship as a whole family last Sunday. The congregation sacrificed their preferences to come together and find themselves in common unified worship. The tensions of music preference, worship patterns, young and old melted in the joy of being together again. The response from most parties was overwhelming. The lesson being learnt is that God’s way of life is more important than our songs. Our lives together in worship is more meaningful than whether we have the correct liturgy or the ‘authentic’ flow of worship. The sacrifice of Christ became central in our focus and we appreciated the heart of our worship that in the end had nothing to do with us, but everything to do with God in Christ through the Spirit.
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Dear David,
Please forgive me for using your comment facility for this, but I could not easily find your email address.
As a new blogger I like your site and your content is interesting. I also want to invite you to look at my site at
http://www.yourspirituality.blogspot.com
As a TV Documentary producer I originally specialised in environmental programmes but over the past few years I find myself more and more interested in community development productions... with a major documentary on the outreach of the Anglican Church around the world, which took me to Sri Lanka, the Philippines, Honduras and so forth.
Having looked at my blog I hope you will agree that we clearly share interests in common and if it is not too presumptuous, I would like to ask if we could exhange links between our pages?
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andre walters
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