Words on Worship
Teaching, devotion and story from the team and friends of The Worshippers Music Foundation.
She came through the cold street to find Him, and what she brought was not words but a heart of worship. The place of rest God seeks is the heart that comes broken, hungry and fully His.
Read reflection: The Forte of Her OsculationGetting started can be challenging. But once you gain altitude, you begin to soar. Eagles do not flap; they ride the current. Worship is the same.
Read reflection: Leading Worship and Flying a PlaneThe more we thirst for God and He satisfies our thirst, the more we thirst for Him. What a paradox. What a grace.
Read reflection: An Unquenchable ThirstA curtain once stood between God and His people. The cross tore it in two, and now every one of us may come before the throne of grace just as we are.
Read reflection: A Temporary SeparationUnclouded skies do nothing to test the vessel of faith. It takes the storm to prove the strength of trust.
Read reflection: The Story Behind the Hymn: It Is Well With My SoulWorship must be viewed from two angles: adoration and service. A true worshipper does not only sing; they live in honour of God.
Read reflection: Are You Truly a Worshipper?Written on one of the darkest days of her life, at an old piano a little out of tune, Darlene Zschech's song reached a seven-year-old boy in Nigeria before it was ever recorded.
Read reflection: The Story Behind the Song: Shout to the LordFaith never really makes sense to everyday people. It is not just hope, but expecting and believing the receipt of the unseen.
Read reflection: Word for ThoughtWhen the music fades and all is stripped away, that is where true worship begins.
Read reflection: The Story Behind the Song: The Heart of WorshipGetting started can be challenging. But once you gain altitude, you begin to soar. Eagles do not flap; they ride the current. Worship is the same.
Read reflection: Leading Worship and Flying a PlaneWorship must be viewed from two angles: adoration and service. A true worshipper does not only sing; they live in honour of God.
Read reflection: Are You Truly a Worshipper?She came through the cold street to find Him, and what she brought was not words but a heart of worship. The place of rest God seeks is the heart that comes broken, hungry and fully His.
Read reflection: The Forte of Her OsculationThe more we thirst for God and He satisfies our thirst, the more we thirst for Him. What a paradox. What a grace.
Read reflection: An Unquenchable ThirstA curtain once stood between God and His people. The cross tore it in two, and now every one of us may come before the throne of grace just as we are.
Read reflection: A Temporary SeparationFaith never really makes sense to everyday people. It is not just hope, but expecting and believing the receipt of the unseen.
Read reflection: Word for ThoughtUnclouded skies do nothing to test the vessel of faith. It takes the storm to prove the strength of trust.
Read reflection: The Story Behind the Hymn: It Is Well With My SoulWritten on one of the darkest days of her life, at an old piano a little out of tune, Darlene Zschech's song reached a seven-year-old boy in Nigeria before it was ever recorded.
Read reflection: The Story Behind the Song: Shout to the LordWhen the music fades and all is stripped away, that is where true worship begins.
Read reflection: The Story Behind the Song: The Heart of Worship
