Many still use the term “contemporary worship” as it was used in 1995. What should be clear is that several things have changed over the past two-decades. Here are six things that are different from contemporary worship in the ’90s.
When I get caught up in the “me-things” of life I find myself drifting far from God. However, the more I serve the more I see Christ. And the more I see Christ the more I realize that what I want fails greatly in comparison to that which God wants for my life.
Brian Leport, who grew up Pentecostal and now finds himself at home in the Methodist Church, shares about his pilgrimage to the first Methodist building in the world—the New Room chapel. Apparently this room, where John and Charles lived and preached for many years of the Wesleyan revival, still has the power to inspire powerful gospel ministry.
