By Mars Hill Blog in Sermons, Religion & Spirituality | 14 hours ago
Its interesting that on the week we talk about worship all our worship leaders are unavailable to lead us in musical worship. Its funny that when we think of worship as Christians we think of singing, yet worship has nothing to do with singing and I don't believe that when the bible talks about worship that the early church saw singing, a choir, a band was what it was. So when we gather with no choir, no band, no worship leader we still gather to worship....
By Mars Hill Blog in Sermons, Religion & Spirituality | 14 hours ago
Its interesting that on the week we talk about worship all our worship leaders are unavailable to lead us in musical worship. Its funny that when we think of worship as Christians we think of singing, yet worship has nothing to do with singing and I don't believe that when the bible talks about worship that the early church saw singing, a choir, a band was what it was. So when we gather with no choir, no band, no worship leader we still gather to worship....
By Mars Hill Church in Soul Food, Religion & Spirituality | 15 hours ago
Introduction:Its interesting that on the week we talk about worship all our worship leaders are unavailable to lead us in musical worship. Its funny that when we think of worship as Christians we think of singing, yet worship has nothing to do with singing and I don't believe that when the bible talks about worship that the early church saw singing, a choir, a band was what it was. So when we gather with no choir, no band, no worship leader we still gather to worship.
Key Verse:So, whether you eat or drink, or whatever you do, do all to the glory of God. (1 Corinthians 10v31).
Some Thoughts:Who or what do you give most of your time, money and thoughts too? Why is this? The only person we are to worship is Jesus, what does this mean and look like on a daily basis?...
By Mars Hill Blog in Sermons, Religion & Spirituality | 08th October 2018
It’s easy as a Christian to get busy with doing things for God; working hard, putting on events, running programs, reaching out to those in need, preaching, leading, caring… It can easily become about our achievement and how successful things are, and we can forget that we are actually dealing with real people with real lives - that we are called to not just do, but to do from a place of love. The former is a lifestyle of religion based around rules, the later is based on love which is relational. Paul in the passage today brings it back to the heart of the matter, which is the matter the heart - do we truly love the people God has placed around us, both in the church in our communities? And is it love that motivates everything we do?...
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