So . . . here’s the latest post in a series to help you nurture your spirit—a very important part of spiritual self-care. And today we’re lookin’ at six different ways to nurture your spirit through worship. And no, this isn’t an all warm, sparkly post. There are a
How refreshing to hear children from all over the British Isles singing hymns at the beginning of the Opening Ceremonies for the 2012 London Olympics. Young voices worshipping Jesus—it rang as a melodic proclamation that the King of Kings still reigns over the majestic events of mankind. We may have
I don’t give much thought to idols unless I’m traveling to an underdeveloped country. Well that will have to change after viewing this short clip!
Have you ever seen a sunset and knew there had to be a Creator, or heard music that made your soul desire to dance before the Lord? Here’s why:
The God of the universe is madly in love with you. Your beauty overwhelms him. Yet another would seek to buy your affections. Joe Niemand says it well in Your Surrender.
When I was about five years old a missionary told me that when I got to Heaven I would be a spirit, without a body and resembling the air and clouds. I knew he was wrong then and I still believe so.
The holidays are closing in fast, and what better way to make God known during this season than to take worship to the market place. This short clip will knock your socks off!
I enjoy all kinds of music, from soft jazz to classical. But did you know that there is to be a theme to many of the songs we listen to, or sing, at home?
Finding the Holy in the daily often comes when we least expect it. Here is one of my stories of an unexpected encounter with the Lord.
Prayer, fasting, giving and meditating in the Scriptures are all spiritual disciplines. So is worship. Yet, for many, worship has been hijacked to mean something else.