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The Role of Technology in Creating an Immersive Worship Experience: Lessons from the Book of Revelation

The article emphasizes the irreplaceable essence of worship, highlighting that technology can enhance but not substitute the heart of worship. True worship stems from recognizing God's greatness, necessitating humility and reverence. The integration of technology in worship services should be approached with caution and careful stewardship, ensuring it helps focus on God and enhances community rat... Continue reading

We Are Volunteers! So Do We Accept Sub-Standards?

This blog addresses the typical mindset of giving sub-standard effort in ministry just because it’s volunteer-based. Using the humorous story of a forgotten turkey given to the church challenges readers to evaluate whether they offer God their best or just their leftovers. It emphasizes that volunteering may take longer and involve limited resources, mediocrity, complacency, and selfishness—su... Continue reading

When Performance Does Not Match Personhood

In a world driven by accomplishments, the tension between performance (what we do) and personhood (who we are) often leads to identity struggles. The article explores two critical imbalances: when performance overshadows identity, tying worth to success, and when personhood stagnates performance, using identity as an excuse for complacency. It highlights how societal pressures and spiritual misund... Continue reading