Jim Lo ~ The Power of Student Prayer
One has to be willing to enter the silence of God to experience His spectacular power.
August 12, 2015
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One has to be willing to enter the silence of God to experience His spectacular power.
We who lead in worship are not above, separate, or apart from the congregation in any way – we are within and an essential part of it. The more we engage with the service we are a part of, the more attuned we are to lead at our best.
One of the first Scriptures I memorized was a very obscure one. I don’t quote it very often because it seems to be so out of favor with the times and with the church planting culture to which I belong.
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