He gets his dance moves from me
This is Jeron (6) dancing at my brother in-laws wedding reception. You can't hear it, but at the end of the video he walks off and says... "I want some candy".
I'm a follower of Christ, Husband, Dad, Worship Leader and Musician. I'm working at The Church at Chapel Hill (Douglasville, GA). I enjoy Golf, Sushi, The Office, Apple Inc. gadgets and other stuff.
This is Jeron (6) dancing at my brother in-laws wedding reception. You can't hear it, but at the end of the video he walks off and says... "I want some candy".
In the last 2 months we've introduced about 3 new songs for our weekend worship experiences.
My favorite is Beautiful Jesus by Kristian Stanfill.
This weekend I'm leading worship and singing more in 3 days than I ever have before. Not sure how my voice is gonna hold up...
Friday night: G5
-Happy Day
-Glorious One
-Glory to God Forever
-Jesus Messiah
-Fire Fall Down
-I Will Rise (altar)
Saturday morning: G5
-Sing Sing Sing
-Glory to God Forever
-Everlasting God
Saturday afternoon: G5
-It's all Because of Jesus
-Glorious One
-Beautiful Jesus
-God of this City
-It's Gonna be Worth It (altar)
Saturday 6PM @chapelhill
Sunday 9AM @chapelhill
Sunday 10:45 @chapelhill
-Glory to God Forever
-Holding Nothing Back
-Till I See You
-Take My Life
Brandon Divine
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A few weeks ago I wrote about a value of worship that we embrace at The Church at Chapel Hill. You can go back and check it out here, but to recap…
Worship Value #1.
Our worship needs to be: EXPECTANT
Today we’ll look at Worship Value #2.
Our worship should be: RESPONSIVE
Out of our love relationship w/ Christ, we should respond to Him in worship. For His faithfulness, for grace & mercy, for life & breath. Everything we have comes from him and I believe that our response says a lot about our love for Him.
We also respond in worship to the fact that He is God. That thought alone should cause us to humbly fall to our knees, raise our hands in surrender and worship. The Bible says that if we don’t praise Him, the rocks will cry out (Luke 19:40). He is so worthy of worship that even the rocks, that have no soul, would cry out in response to the greatness of God… if we don’t do it.
Hopefully this challenges you today to respond to God in worship. But not just today…. daily live a life of responsive worship.
