What does the Bible have to show us about worship for and with everyone? What happens when we worship together as all ages? Lynn will also pose the thought that something powerful is released when we worship together.
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Lynn Alexander helps to clarify our theology and practice in Worship For Everyone, as we believe in and yearn for the freedom of the Spirit when we worship. The subject of children and the Holy Spirit is fraught with tension for many of us. We may have […]
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If worship is more than just singing (so feel lifted off the hook if you don’t play an instrument nor sing well!), whole-life worship is something that happens not only in the church building, but also in many other places. As you will notice in W4E1, […]
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Psalm 23:4 “Even though I walk through the darkest valley, I will fear no evil, for you are with me; your rod and your staff, they comfort me.” This was not my scheduled blog post topic. But I am convinced that the following tragic story has […]
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Romans 12:10 – Be devoted to one another in love. Honour one another above yourselves. This is a key verse for Worship for Everyone. It is my practice to teach children to honour the older generations. I explain that this means sometimes we sing songs that they […]
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First, a story. Some years ago, my husband and I were leading worship with about a dozen children in quite a traditional setting. We taught the children a little about the significance of Jesus’ death on the cross and what it meant for us today. As […]
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