Today is the fifth Sunday of the month, which may or may not mean anything to you. To me, it represents a potential monkey wrench thrown into the scheduling of bands at Vintage21 Church. My hope is that each band gets used to “their Sunday”, and will leave it reserved to play music for church. [...]
This week on worship.vintage21.com, we’re looking at five principles of music making in a worshiping church, from Harold Best’s Music Through The Eyes Of Faith.
Principle Five: When all Scripture references to music making are combined, we learn that we are to make music in every conceivable condition: joy, triumph, imprisonment, solitude, grief, peace, war, sickness, [...]
This week on worship.vintage21.com, we’re looking at five principles of music making in a worshiping church, from Harold Best’s Music Through The Eyes Of Faith.
Principle Four: The integration of mind and spirit make for the best music.
“For if I pray in a tongue, my spirit prays but my mind is unfruitful. What am I to [...]
The band I lead (we really need to come up with names, I’m tired of writing that) was at the Raleigh campus today, and a new band, led by Brandon Squizzato, led the Durham campus. Brandon has been faithful and patient in building his band, and his heart’s desire is clear. I can’t wait to [...]
This week on worship.vintage21.com, we’re looking at five principles of music making in a worshiping church, from Harold Best’s Music Through The Eyes Of Faith.
Principle Three: In texted music, there is a distinction between the role of the text and that of music.
Best uses Ephesians 5:19 in support:
“…addressing one another in psalms and hymns and [...]