Worship is not based on a public service but a private encounter with God
Author: The Sister Pastor
Just a 20-something Black woman millennial pastor from Maryland who was transplanted in the Midwest...again. Still loves Jesus, still loves ministry, still loves kids, still loves food, still single as a Kraft singles cheese :P
Disclaimer: The views that are expressed in this blog are mine alone and do not represent the views of my employer. ;)
Journey back to the heart of worship- “Here I am to Worship”
One of the most popular songs that are sung in various Christian churches worldwide, whether Southern Baptist, AME, Evangelical, Methodist, SDA, or nondenominational; traditional or non-traditional; baby boomers and millennials, is "Here I am to Worship." We sing this for small group meetings, vespers, youth church, the list goes on. There is something about that… Continue reading Journey back to the heart of worship- “Here I am to Worship”
The Journey back to the Heart of Worship
Growing up, I used to think that worship was a time when you sing hand-clapping songs and pray. Then, it evolved to having to attend a 15-20 minute assembly to sit and listen to somebody to tell me how to be like Jesus because He first loves me. A few years later, it became a… Continue reading The Journey back to the Heart of Worship
Confusion vs Complexity
....But the root of her complexity is from someone who knows her better than any man could know about her...That individual's name is Yahweh.
When Fun-size is More than Enough
So many people lose faith completely because they try to compare the little size faith they have to their big mountain of a problem.
A Venti Macchiato with a Pump of Controversy
My faith has found a resting place, not in a Starbucks cup.
More Than an Accessory
Thus, the purse is more than an accessory. It is the representation of a woman's financial independence and security of her identity while away from home.
