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A Biblical Study of Worship
Week 1 - Why We Worship?
Week 2 - What Is Worship?
Week 3 - What Is Praise?
Week 4 - Corporate and Personal Worship
Week 5 - A True Worshiper
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"The Experiencing Worship Study has changed my life. I now understand what it means to be a worshiper. I will never be the same as a worshiper and as a child of God."
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Worship Transitions
By EXW Staff - Worship Leaders - May 08, 2008
| | By Sally Morgenthaler
Worship transitions.…if you’ve been on the worship change highway for even a little while, you know that it’s not exactly a smooth, four-lane thoroughfare. Especially at the beginning, the journey to worship change can resemble a cliff-hugging, needle pin curve excursion on a class-five back road, the kind best navigated in something known as a utility vehicle (renamed, “futility vehicle” for those who’ve just hit their second or third worship wash-out…....)
While t...read more |
Awesome God
By Terri Pettyjohn - Devotionals - May 07, 2008
 | | Isaiah 40:12 “Who has measured the waters in the hollow of his hand...or weighed the mountains in a balance?”
There is nothing like floating on a lake that is 200 feet deep to give you an overwhelming feeling of insignificance. The fact that a device with less than one yard of orange material is all that is keeping you afloat and out of danger is an intimidating thought to a mediocre swimmer like myself. But, its buoyancy gives a false sense of empowerment. Can this God that I minimi...read more |
A Response to Blended
By EXW Staff - Worship Articles - May 05, 2008
| | I prefer the term “Unified” worship over “Blended” worship because our intention should be to reflect the scriptural teaching of unity in diversity. (Gal. 3:28; 1 Cor. 12:12-14) The term “Blended” worship does not necessarily mean that it is “unified” worship. The best way to describe “unified” worship is to say it is anchored in the church’s historic worship and seasoned with the fresh winds of the Spirit’s movement in the present using the “best of the best” from the past and the present.
The ...read more |
Living Worship
By EXW Staff - Book Reviews - May 03, 2008
 | | We have a tendency to limit our Christian experiences by “boxing” them in a confined space. We label our spiritual boxes, both large and small, and place our boxed experiences neatly on the shelf of our minds…. along with other boxes we’ve collected over the years. It all makes for a tidy intellect, an organized life, manageable encounters with God and man.
There’s only one problem with all this. Spirituality and all of life is organic. When the Spirit of God breathes life on something, it grow...read more |
Quick Tech Tip
By Leon Sievers - Sound Advice - May 02, 2008
 | | TOP 10 Methods to Reduce
feedback:
1. Turn the volume down.
2. Decrease gain on equalizer
(EQ) or tone controls.
3. Reduce monitor system
volume or its EQ gain.
4. Move microphones farther
away from sound path of speakers.
5. Use a wide band graphic
equalizer and/or parametric equalizer to reduce gain on susceptible feedback
frequencies. (Note: When using EQ to filter out feedback, a sacrifice in
desired tone quality may result. But if used carefully, an acceptable com...read more |
Box O'Jesus
By Dave Marsh - Drama - April 26, 2008
EasyWorship 2007
By EXW Staff - Software Reviews - April 23, 2008
 | | EasyWorship is designed to easily display songs, scriptures, videos, and alerts to your congregation with little or no distractions. This is accomplished by utilizing a video graphics card with two outputs. One video signal is sent from the first output to the working monitor at the computer. The second output is sent to the projector and to the congregation. This allows the operator to control all aspects of the service and only show the congregation what they need to see for effective worship.
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PK 2000
A great collection of worship songs from the Promise Keepers conferences in 2000. A good choice for....more
Artist: Promise Keepers
Released: 2000
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Breaking Out
For the music minister and worship leader who need help in transitioning their churches into more relevant
contemporary churces that will meet the needs of their congregations and community.
Some good insite on helping churches during the transition process.
Teaching Worship
11 teaching tools to help your people better understand worship. I am convinced that
people don't participate in worship not because they refuse to, but because they don't
understand it. We have seen thousands of lives changed as a result of these teachings in
conjunction with our other studies. Teach them and they will become worshippers.
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Guidelines and Qualifications for Worship Teams
Qualifications
1. Spiritual maturity - As stated, this is a leadership-type ministry and, hence, is ordinarily not a place for new or immature Christians.
2. Musical expertise -...
Great Quotes on Worship
Richard Foster - "As worship begins in holy expectancy, it ends in holy obedience. Holy obedience
saves worship from becoming an opiate, an escape from the pressing needs of m...
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