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The Loving God
So God created man in His own image, in the image of God He created him; male and female He created them. Isn’t it incredible to consider how the LORD created man and woman in His own image? He breathed His breath into them, making man in His likeness so that they could have a… Continue reading
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Psalm 4: God of my righteousness
To the choirmaster: with stringed instruments Unlike Psalm 3, in this psalm, we are not told what the circumstances were when David wrote this song. The only thing he gave was opening instruction “To the choirmaster,” which indicates that this psalm was to be adapted or directed by the music leader (a Levite who was… Continue reading
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Psalm 3: Salvation belongs to the Lord
Have you ever had a situation when you feel miserable? Like, the life you live is chaotic and there seems to be no way out of it. Whether the mistakes come from you or someone else doesn’t really matter, it’s all scattered and painful and too much to handle. Well, you are not alone, and… Continue reading
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“Online Worship Service,” a service or a concert?
As the pandemic strikes, everyone stays home, and churches go digital, the people “serve” in the music and worship teams, multimedia teams work extra hard to meet the needs. But how is that different from just a mere performance with a church logo on it? How do online worship sessions differ from any song cover… Continue reading
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Does Worship Have Styles?
I had no idea that a fight over what style of “worship” used in the Church during its Sunday Service is such a big deal. Growing up in a Christian para-church fellowship has exposed me to many different styles of worship and I thought it was normal. Not until I went for my postgraduate study… Continue reading
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How Worship Songs Shape Us (2)
Previously, I was sharing about Exodus 15 and how the whole song was arranged and helped the people of Israel to remember the works of the LORD. This continued to the apprehension of how translated hymns and songs could affect our faith. We always lost something in translation. Language comes with culture and worldview of… Continue reading
