ADORATE (Worship)

A Blog (mostly) related to Christian Worship

The Greatest Gift People Give a Pastor

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The Gift        I remember the evening, a number of years ago, when this lady gave me just about the greatest gift I ever received ...
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Are Worship Ministers Real Ministers? It Depends....

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Everybody is not Always as Involved in Worship as We Think      Like Youth Ministers of previous decades, many Worship Ministers (or Wo...
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How to Have the Greatest Worship Ever

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For 25 years, I have researched a key question: What makes something the greatest worship experience ever?    The Survey Year after ye...

What the...?

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So, I'm excited to report that I've discovered,  in order to church the unchurched, what we need are churches designed and staffed...
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Modern Medieval Worship

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Sometimes,  good advice comes  from unexpected places.       The fourteenth and fifteenth centuries were an era of tremendous achieveme...
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The Church without Christ

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Adapted from a very short story...      There was once a church without Christ.       It was not a particularly wicked church.  It w...

Nobody Does My Traditional

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Missionary Baptist Church, Rawhide, Virginia        "Why don't you play some worship music I like?"        This normally ...

Sorry Church Music

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       I really would like to hear some sorry church music this coming Sunday.  Honestly.  But, chances are, since I'm going to be in th...
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Meeting Needs

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Meeting Needs A Poem of Lament In the empty darkness of a soul's great fall When the siren song of ending whispers her seductive lie...

Patriotic Worship

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     It is a question being asked repeatedly in church after church in this second decade of the twenty-first century.   Should the chur...
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If We Sang Reality in Church

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       The music we hear and sing in church.        This music often reflects the highest ideals of our faith.  From the church's ...
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Worship: Party or Funeral? Let's do Funeral

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       "It's Sunday morning," I happily announce to my wife, "What will it be today?  You want to go to a funeral or to...
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