Sentences with phrase «modern worship»

To find out, we went to the source — asking some of the world's foremost leaders in modern worship music.

No, I'm talking about most modern worship music.

What are the 6 lies that modern worship music tells us?

Zwingli banned church music (when I hear a lot of modern worship songs I have a lot of sympathy with this).

It's becoming more rare to hear a hymn in church these days, she said, because so many fill their services with modern worship songs.

McMillan's big epiphany about what's wrong with modern worship hit him following a somewhat unlikely moment — he was frustrated while Bible shopping.

This is arguably the most controversial lyric in modern worship.

He went on to form the critically acclaimed Chaos Curb Collaboration, who have been praised for producing «groundbreaking» modern worship projects.

At some point, I just threw up my hands and denounced modern worship in general.

And we would use modern worship songs that led to an encounter with God and a place of peace.

«It's important that churches play familiar hymns from the past, not just modern worship soft rock.

There are many occasions on Modern Worship when the surging synths sweep you along with the force of a dopamine rush, but there are a few others when you're left with a nagging sense that Hyetal could take things that little bit further.

Truthfully, there's no singular tune from Modern Worship that stands out in the same unforgettable way that «Phoenix» did, but as a long - form piece, Hyetal's sophomore full - length is the most satisfying work he's released so far.

I love the hymns that I grew up with as a child and I love how they are incorporating them into modern worship songs.

CAMERON: Hillsong United, Bethel, Jesus Culture, Gateway and countless others: What do you think has led to the explosion of modern worship we've seen over the last 15 years?

Its devotees in Switzerland do not relish this theologian's suggestion that the modern worship of the state or even of the family, instead of God, has the same effect as the worship of the «beast of the bottomless pit» or of some «voracious idol.»

His breakthrough song, «Here I am to worship» has become a modern worship classic, still sung across denominational boundaries nearly two decades since its release.

If it's my taste to go to bigger churches with a modern worship style and scholarly teaching, I'm gonna stick with that.

The video is sponsored by the Essential Worship YouTube channel, but, it's not exactly a flattering picture of the modern worship movement (though it is pretty funny).

It's a beautiful song, laced with biblical metaphor, and it's a rare attempt in a modern worship lyric to focus on the reality of Jesus» return.

While the old hymns are more theologically thorough than many of the modern worship songs, when my daughter sings «I love Daddy» in her room by herself, I feel more honored tan when she sings a thorough treatise, ya know?

Jesus Culture is one of the most influential outfits in the modern worship movement.

And while the band and director may have had nonbelievers in mind, the film is powerful enough to win over skeptics of the modern worship movement.

When I walked into church each week, I'd often hang out in the lobby while the band belted out those modern worship songs I was convinced existed mainly to fill the coffers of major record labels.

Walking out of the darkened theater, I left with the belief that whatever else may muddy the waters of modern worship, this group of Aussies really are fulfilling a divine appointment as hope dealers in a dark and grim world.

My reasons for feeling jaded against the modern worship movement are not without merit.

Begun in 1997 by Louie and Shelley Giglio, Passion has not only been a touch point in the faith lives of thousands of college students (including megachurch pastor Matt Chandler), it is credited with helping to start the modern worship music movement.

The modern worship movement, with its lights, big bands and swelling songs treads a fine line between leading people into God's presence and leading them to a rock concert.

Themes that are commonplace in the hymnology of the psalms — anger, lament, disorientation, exile — just don't seem to fit within our modern worship culture.

It's fair to say that Modern Worship is the fullest yet realisation of its creator's distinctive vision, and it's a rewarding album — but not quite a stunning one.

Hyetal has a firm grasp on his spin of sweeping, beat - infected sentimentality, and Modern Worship is strong enough to see him lead a crowd, or keep dancing on his own.