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A. Branon’s Test New Blog 12-3-21
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While it is easy for any ministry to become its own silo, God has called us to a bigger role. We share the ministry of the church as one body, yet many members. However, what do you do when people in your church, members of your team or staff, act as if they want nothing to do with you until Sunday?
It would be unfavorable to have one ministry be placed over another. It is malnourishing and divisive to the Body. Worship ministry is no different.
You may have heard this said before, “those who come to church come for either the music or the preaching.” While this may be somewhat true, this is not the precedent nor ideal for church worship.
Each member in the worship ministry (as in any other church ministry) are gifted according to God’s plans for that person. God uses each member of the Body to serve Him and bless people through His purposes.
“For by the grace given me I say to every one of you: Do not think of yourself more highly than you ought, but rather think of yourself with sober judgment, in accordance with the measure of faith God has given you.” (Romans 12:3)
We each have our work cut out for us, as God has proportioned. We are the Church. We are the members of Christ. We are members of one another.
Like the power between the drummer and the bass player, the guitar player and the pianist, and the worship leader and his vocal team, we each have an interdependent relationship in how we contribute to another.
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- We value corporate worship in our services as an avenue for both the curious and the convinced to discover and experience the presence of Jesus, the Holy Spirit and the Father.
- We value a professional team approach in preparing, rehearsing and leading services for the “end goal” incorporating the Three B’s: Heart Builder, Team Builder, Church Builder. –Eph. 4:4-6, Titus 2:7.
- We value serving all our campuses, we are three locations / one church / one worship ministry. – Jn 15:16.
Overall – UC Worship Ministry:
Is a team-ship attitude in every facet of the Body. The worship ministry is not a subculture – a product of preference, but a grace-culture – a product of Christ. (1 Cor.12:12-13). Our ministry objective is to build on the foundation of Jesus, a worship ministry that serves as a conduit to connect the artistry to the spiritual.
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While it is easy for any ministry to become its own silo, God has called us to a bigger role. We share the ministry of the church as one body, yet many members. However, what do you do when people in your church, members of your team or staff, act as if they want nothing to do with you until Sunday?
It would be unfavorable to have one ministry be placed over another. It is malnourishing and divisive to the Body. Worship ministry is no different.
You may have heard this said before, “those who come to church come for either the music or the preaching.” While this may be somewhat true, this is not the precedent nor ideal for church worship.
Each member in the worship ministry (as in any other church ministry) are gifted according to God’s plans for that person. God uses each member of the Body to serve Him and bless people through His purposes.
“For by the grace given me I say to every one of you: Do not think of yourself more highly than you ought, but rather think of yourself with sober judgment, in accordance with the measure of faith God has given you.” (Romans 12:3)
We each have our work cut out for us, as God has proportioned. We are the Church. We are the members of Christ. We are members of one another.
Like the power between the drummer and the bass player, the guitar player and the pianist, and the worship leader and his vocal team, we each have an interdependent relationship in how we contribute to another.
- 🟢 The Green Room: Pause Before You Lead
- 🟢 The Green Room: Finding Balance by the Spirit and Skill
- 🟢 The Green Room: The Making of a Worship Leader
- 🟢 The Green Room: God Doesn’t Keep Score in Worship
- 🟢 The Green Room: The Freedom to Worship and Trust
