Anyone have creative ideas for the season of Lent. I especially would like to do Ash Wednesday is a fresh way.
Dramatic readings? Stations? Videos? What cha got?
Hi Julie-
Last year we combined Maundy Thursday & Good Friday into one all encompassing experienctial worship service - it worked really well and now we're working on keeping it "fresh" for this year. See the conversation on we did at the "Easter B…
Jonny Baker always has great stuff from Proost available for Lent. If you are unfamiliar with him and his blog, take some time to immerse yourself in a wonderful site. I highly recommend all their downloadable (book)resources, there is a small fee a…
Anyone have creative ideas for the season of Lent. I especially would like to do Ash Wednesday is a fresh way.
Dramatic readings? Stations? Videos? What cha got?
A few years ago I had the pleasant discovery that the words from the classic Easter Hymn "He Lives" fit nicely into the lyrical form of "Days of Elijah." I rewrote the chorus (yes there's a "doth" in there- I like the way it sounds) and voila! A new…
Thanks, Jim! We've got this crazily creative God and I've got His blood! This particular worship is an example of one of His last minute directives. Inspired late Thursday night and presented Saturday afternoon. I had never done or seen anything lik…
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Not going to tackle your question (right now). But great point on the relationship between our prayer life and our creativity. I dig that.
Here is my question: Do you know more worship pastors and pastors who have a deep and dynamic prayer life, or…
This is a concept video for the launch of an addiction recovery ministry targeting younger generations of addicts in our communities. The song is "Rest My Chemistry" by Interpol.
I always knew you were a closet Steven Curtis Chapman fan! :) Erwin McManus talks about creativity being an overflow of a dynamic prayer walk and I know that's definitely been true in my own life. When I'm really walking closely with God and looking…