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Charles Spurgeon on sin
Henceforth we should not serve sin. Romans 6:6 "Christian, what do you have to do with sin? Has it not cost you enough already? Burned child, will you play with fire? When you have already been between the jaws of the lion, will you step into his den a second time? Have you not had enough of the old serpent? Did he not poison all your veins once, and will you play upon the hole
Real guns and ANZAC Day
I've generally tended to think of ANZAC day as just another holiday to spend having a picnic and playing cricket with friends, but this year I've felt a strong urge, almost a conviction, that if we as a nation are going to take a day off for a particular purpose, that I ought to take that purpose seriously. Whatever the case, that was my rationale for attending this morning's ANZAC service downtown. I was struck
Printed music vs. projection: Effective use of projection
Since hymnals have been around for years, there's less need to discuss their use. Projection on the other hand is relatively new and extremely difficult to use well. As seen in my last post, I'm not arguing for or against using projection. I am saying that if you use it, watch out for these pitfalls. Template Conservative - Choose a conservative template that does not draw attention to itself and be sure it is free
Printed music vs. projection: A comparison
God has blessed the church today with a wonderful heritage of psalms, hymns, and spiritual songs which have been passed down through the centuries. In recent centuries the church has enjoyed the blessing of modern technology in the form of hymnals. More recently, many churches are using modern technology to project music onto a screen or wall. The question is, which should your church use? Printed music or projection? While the church must always be