To be perfectly candid the term Eucharist for me is still a bit “churchy”, and even the ceremonial “communion” somehow has lost its meaning to me. I must revisit this and explore why, because even in the church I’m in now, there are communion tables, and any individual or family can go and partake of [...]
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The worship languages of Eucharist and Baptism
Posted in e*r Worship Course on March 4, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
The Worship Languages of Prayer and Scripture
Posted in e*r Worship Course on February 27, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Throughout this week, I’ve been remembering, which is fun because Dan keeps talking about the importance of remembering and rehearsing the past… it truly does remind us of God’s works in our lives, His goodness, faithfulness, nearness. I am reminded of how often worship has gone to another depth for me when adding prayer or [...]
The Worship Languages of Time & Space
Posted in e*r Worship Course on February 20, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
As I have read through the material and watched the videos this week, I realize there is a new hunger and desire for more in my worship experience. I settle so quickly and easily with what I know, or what I can get accomplished quickly, rather than going for it. What I mean is, long [...]
