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Involving The Congregation In Praise And Worship

Contributor / Topic: Music and the Arts in Worship
Source: The Complete Library of Christian Worship, Robert E. Webber, General Editor

Worshipers need to learn how to praise God in the freedom of the Spirit. Reflecting the insights of the charismatic tradition, this article directs the church musician toward a number of different ways to lead the congregation in the praise of God. As we move our congregations into higher and deeper times of praise and worship, there are a variety of types of scriptural songs we can sing to the Lord. These various songs will help keep our times of praise and worship refreshing and avoid lapsing into "rut-routines. " Our job as Christians is to maintain good communication and a pure walk with the Lord. Let's remember that God is looking for consecrated vessels that are continually able to abide in his power and anointing for the edifying of his church. Praise and Worship as a Lifestyle Don't ignore the obvious. The most common type of singing to the Lord is maintenance of a lifestyle of praise and worship. It is a life full of singing praises and worship that last throughout the da…

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