Check out our new worship links page. I was doing some research on current worship blogs and decided not to waste the collected information. So, I added a new page of links. I hope to continue to add to the page in the future.
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Our pages and posts on general worship topics.
Canticle from Psalm 90
Teach us, dear Lord, to number our days; That we may apply our hearts unto wisdom. Oh, satisfy us early with Thy mercy, That we may rejoice and be glad all of our days. And let the beauty of the Lord our God be upon us; And establish Thou the work of our hands. From […]
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Psalm 20 – A Blessing
Psalm 20 is a wonderful prayer of blessing. One of my favorite things to do with a psalm is to use it as a guide for my own prayer time. This psalm was originally written as a blessing for the king of Israel but why not pray this blessing over someone you know or use […]
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What is Worship?
Worship is a common Christian word. But what does it really mean? On Thursdays I will be posting on the meaning of various words related to this important topic. Here is a complete list of the words we will bestudying: Terms Worship – What is the meaning of this English word Shachah – The primary […]
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Psalm 19 – The Glory of God’s Creation
Once again I am amazed at the complexity of the psalms. I never understood how complex ancient Hebrew poetry was until I started studying it in detail. Before we dive into the actual content of Psalm 19 lets take a quick look at a few of the structural elements.
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New Faculty Members We are continuing to add faculty to our adjunct faculty pool. Please welcome our newest additions to our faculty: Dr. Naki Kripfgans and Cathy Church-Knox. Dr. Naki Kripfgans has a D.M.A. in Church Music from University of Michigan and a M.M. in Piano Performance from University of Michigan. Cathy Church-Knox has a […]
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Psalm 18 – The Lord My Warrior
Psalm 18 is a powerful poem of rescue. The images David paints are striking and visually engaging. David writes this psalm as praise for God’s deliverance. This is personally one of my favorite psalms because of the way David pictures God as an invincible warrior stooping down to rescue his drowning child.
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