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	In a recent post, I mentioned how our worship leadership practicum class is studying <em>The Heart of the Artist</em> by Rory Noland this quarter. &nbsp;It is essentially about just that - focusing on building and maintaining a "healthy heart" as an artist. &nbsp;It addresses real-life, practical, personal issues...</p>	
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      <title>What is your worship Top 10?</title>
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	In an article for <em>Worship Leader Magazine</em>, Lee Martin McDonald -- a former New Testament professor at Acadia Divinity College in Wolfville, Nova Scotia, Canada -- offered his conclusions about 10 worship guidelines from the early churches:</div>
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	1. Worship was sacrifice.</div>
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	2. Worship was...</div>	
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	(This is a modified version of an article published in the Feb. 11, 2011 edition of <em>The SEMI</em>, a student publication sponsored by Fuller Theological Seminary's Office of Student Affairs. &nbsp;Learn more about <em>The SEMI</em> at&nbsp;...</p>	
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      <title>Motives for Ministry</title>
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	In a recent article entitled "Motives for Ministry" published in <em>Worship Leader Magazine</em>, Paul Baloche candidly shared about his experiences when he first began leading worship. &nbsp;He also wrote about his philosophy of songwriting and his heart behind ministry. &nbsp;On the topic of songwriting, he...</p>	
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      <title>Excellence vs. Perfectionism</title>
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	This quarter, one of the classes I am taking is the Worship Leadership Practicum.&nbsp; It is a very practical, helpful class directed at preparing us for the challenges of being in worship and music ministry.&nbsp; The book we are studying for the class is <em>The Heart of the Artist</em> by Rory Noland, and...</p>	
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      <title>Vocal Artistry</title>
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	"A vocal artist is different than a singer. &nbsp;Singers reproduce notes and words. &nbsp;Vocal Artists are able to connect heart to voice and find the ability to accurately convey their heart's message through their songs. &nbsp;Singers approach their stage presence with what they think they should be doing...</p>	
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	One of the greatest aspects about being a musician and worship leader is creativity.&nbsp; The appreciation of beauty in the world around us can be a powerful tool of inspiration in our leadership, ministry, and music-making.&nbsp; One way I love to express creativity is through songwriting.</p>
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	Paul of Tarsus (or, depending on which biblical scholar you ask, whoever wrote the canonized epistles to the Ephesian and Colossian churches) instructed first-century Christians to sing praises to the triune God, characterizing worship as a vital element of Jesus-centered living:</p>
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	"Do not get...</p>	
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	I was terrified from the very beginning. &nbsp;The floorboards were completely exposed. &nbsp;The walls were mostly bare except for a rare Joy Division seven-inch and I think a few abstract paintings. &nbsp;The couch we sat on was cramped and uncomfortable, and I vaguely remember half the cushions being...</div>	
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      <title>David: The Tender Warrior</title>
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	I completely understand that the sheer fact of putting this on a public forum is somewhat counteracting the point, but for all of you who are involved in ministry, I thought this was way too important not to share. &nbsp;This is from Dr. David Jeremiah’s Bible study called “The Tender Warrior.”...</p>	
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	Terry Mattingly, an Antiochian Orthodox journalist who runs the popular blog GetReligion.org, responds to a Wall Street Journal article that accused him of writing an anti-Christmas rant, simply because he acknowledged that Easter is a more important holiday in the church worship calendar:</p>
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      <title>Rise Up &amp;amp; Sing!</title>
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	One of the books I’ve been reading lately is “Rise Up &amp; Sing” by Lex Buckley. &nbsp;It’s a book geared specifically for women in worship ministry. &nbsp;There are also contributions from Beth Redman, Christy Nockels, and Kathryn Scott. &nbsp;If you are a woman involved with worship, I highly recommend...</p>	
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