. This is the last day for our Indiegogo fundraiser. Thank you for your interest and help in this fundraiser. If you haven’t given yet, please consider making a contribution. If you have given, please consider a second contribution. We have raised enough money to file for IRS nonprofit status but a little more would […]
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WAC Indiegogo Fundraiser – 1 More Day
The Worship Arts Conservatory Indiegogo Fundraiser is coming to an end tomorrow evening. There is still time to contribute to the project before it ends. What is the project? Check it out at the Fundraiser page or watch the fundraiser video. Why should I give? In addition to the reasons given on the Fundraiser page, […]
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An Encounter with the Numinous – Part 3
This is a continuation of my posts on the Numinous experience. The previous posts were An Encounter with the Numinous and An Encounter with the Numinous – Part 2. The Numinous experience is when a person encounters God in a way that overwhelms. It is an experience that invokes fear, awe and a feeling of […]
Continue readingWorship Terminology: “Proskuneo”
This is the third post in a series on worship terms. The previous posts were on the English word “worship” and the Hebrew word “shachah“. The primary language of the original New Testament manuscripts is Greek. This post will look at the most common Greek word for worship: “proskuneo”. Proskuneo means to “kiss the hand; […]
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Three Simple Ways to Make a Song Sound Better
Your band has learned the song. You have all the chords right and your team is locking in together on the rhythm. The singers are on pitch and it seems like everything is right, but yet the song still is missing that special emotional connection. Here are three simple tools you can use to make […]
Continue readingAn Encounter with the Numinous – Part 2
Last month one of my most read posts was about An Encounter With the Numinous. The Numinous experience is when a person encounters God in a way that overwhelms. It is an experience that invokes fear, awe and a feeling of being in the presence of something that is wholly other. The prophet Isaiah had just […]
Continue readingWorship Terminology: “Shachah”
Last month I did a post on the English word “worship”. Today we will look at the most common word for worship in the Old Testament. The main language used for writing the Old Testament was Hebrew and the most common Hebrew word for worship is shachah. Shachah means to “bend or bow down; to […]
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