There is a phenomenon in churches today—yes, yet another one. The arts and worship. I’m hearing about it, I’m experiencing it. I am even teaching it. And I am worried about it,
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There is a phenomenon in churches today—yes, yet another one. The arts and worship. I’m hearing about it, I’m experiencing it. I am even teaching it. And I am worried about it,
In the Middle of the Worship Wars… The Quest for Authentic Worship in the Postmodern Era By Cathy Townley Worship wars are alive and well. I’m surprised. I thought we had moved beyond
Len Wilson & Jason Moore The following was the opening post in one of our online coaching seminars. Creating Worship For a Digital Age, Wilson and Moore Recommended reading: 1. Wilson, Len and
A Vow for Next Summer Bill Easum Most established churches lose most, if not all, of their momentum in the summer. They experience what is called a “summer slump.” This article explains
By Bill Easum 2008 was a very bad year for the majority of people around the world. Savings and pensions cut in half. Jobs lost. And a world-wide lack of confidence in governments.
Not long ago on our advanced leadership listserv (www.easumbandy.com), a member posted a stirring message in which he asked: Dear Bill: My sense is that it's around these bottom-line issues that most of