Five EVEN WORSE Ideas That Will Make Your Worship Services FAKE!

In the original post, “Five BAD Ideas to Make Your Worship Services FAKE,” I discussed some ways of thinking that seem to reinforce inauthentic worship. Hundreds of shares and thousands of readers later, the new year has brought us a new and even worse list! I know, it’s not the best moment to be negative with our discourse in the public arena these days. However, a new year brings with it an opportunity to evaluate and refocus our worship leadership. And, it is important to find a clear way to articulate what we may actually be feeling—for better or worse. If we can form a lingo to describe something very subjective like our worship services, then it helps us to clarify where our closely held values come into play.

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6 comments

Mel Grams May 31, 2018 - 6:19 am
This is good Rich. Couldn't agree more! Have visited many churches in the Austin area. Still looking for the BALANCE.
Connie March 6, 2017 - 10:48 pm
I needed a good laugh today. Before I left my last church 8 years ago...I told the worship pastor that the "worship service" had turned into a concert with a lecture. Sigh....thanks for the honesty.
robstill January 31, 2017 - 8:03 am
Hey Rick this is LOL great! I especially agree with #4, we need to go off script when that is more appropriate or edifying. Love the wisdom you're sharing between the lines. Be blessed bro!
Kevin Huntsinger January 31, 2017 - 7:45 am
I always enjoy your blogs. Sometimes we don't always agree.. This however, we totally agree on. Well written RK.
rkweblog January 31, 2017 - 7:47 am
Thanks Kevin. Why would we always agree? ;)
DD January 30, 2017 - 8:43 pm
Good job RK!

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