An updated version of this post can be found here. This is the fourth in a series on Hebrew praise words. So far we have looked at Zamar is similar to Tehillah in that it is a musical term of praise. Zamar means to make music. Although Zamar is usually translated as “to sing” or […]
Continue readingWAC – One Year From Start
The Worship Arts Conservatory is on schedule to open for classes fall of 2014. One year from now, Lord willing, we will be offering our first classes. So what will that look like? We will start by offering the courses necessary for our certificates. A certificate is a 30-40 credit program equivalent to about 1 […]
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Five Tools for Hearing God Through the Bible
Do you desire to hear from God? Do you find that often your time with God seems more like a ritual than a relationship? Then I hope these posts on hearing from God will be a help to you. Recently I did three posts on hearing from God. These posts encouraged you to Listen to […]
Continue readingWAC Update 12
The Worship Arts Conservatory is a proposed higher educational institution located in Detroit dedicated to the training of Christian workers, skilled in worship. Our goal is to train workers in all areas necessary for an effective worship service. Over the last two weeks the boards has finalized our Lifestyle Agreement and Statement of Faith. We […]
Continue readingAugust Coda
At the end of each month I give you a review of the months posts. So, if you missed any, here is a quick overview: A post on How to to Live in the Abundance of God. We have a generous, loving and abundant God. Two posts continuing the series on the Worship Arts Conservatory […]
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How to Live in the Abundance of God
I recently read a post by Michael Hyatt on two types of thinkers. There are those who have an abundance mindset and those who have a scarcity mindset. As Christians we should be of those who have an abundance mindset. We worship a God of infinite abundance. God abounds in love, mercy, grace, wisdom, power […]
Continue readingDiversity
Over the last few weeks I have discussed the first five values of the Worship Arts Conservatory, which are: Worship is the Priority Unity World Class Education Develop the Whole Person Generosity The fifth value is Diversity. We have a God who clearly loves variety. Think about all the diversity built into creation. God was […]
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