Phil Moore, the lead pastor of Everyday Church, has written this blog in order to share some important news with you about a change to the leadership of Everyday Church. This news was shared with our London Venues on the 22nd of August. Phil shared personally in our Wimbledon Venue and a video message was made available for use in our other London Venues. This … Continue reading Leadership Transition
What comes to mind when you think about ‘worship’? Maybe it’s the gathering? Sunday services? A conference? God sees your heart at all times. Nothing is hidden from God. Your thoughts, your daily battles and your hidden motives are no secret to God. This is an important revelation when we are considering our private life of worship. God the Father, ‘who sees what is … Continue reading ‘To The Choir Master’ #5 In Private
The God of the Bible is Father, Son and Spirit. Three in one. God has made himself known to us, and has shown from the beginning (Genesis 1:26) that he is one God in three persons. The Trinity. Who God says he is must be the opinion that matters most to us. We must worship him for who he is. If God says he … Continue reading ‘To The Choir Master’ #4 Trinitarian
You don’t have to be a smart to work out that human beings are not happy all the time. Life comes with bitterness and disappointments. There are times of agony and periods of suffering. And followers of Jesus are not exempt from that. We have not been called to a life on cloud-nine. We are not commanded to smile and ‘feel great’ all the … Continue reading ‘To The Choir Master’ #3 Lament
One of the very first things that God reveals to us about himself is that he is the Creator. In the first few chapters of the Bible we find an array of reasons for us to express worship to God, and we see this taking place throughout the rest of the Bible. The Bible often uses the word ‘creation’ when talking about the world around us because, … Continue reading ‘To The Choir Master’ #2 Worship The Creator
There is an amazing moment in Mark 14:26. We read about Jesus and the disciples singing a ‘hymn’ together. It says, ‘When they had sung a hymn, they went out to the Mount of Olives.’ The Greek word ‘Hymneo’ which is used here and at five other moments in the New Testament means to literally sing praise, and of course our English word ‘hymn’ comes … Continue reading ‘To The Choir Master’ #1 Singing
On the pages of the Bible and in our day to day experience we find ourselves faced with a seemingly endless list of possible expressions of worship. Some are common practices in churches and others are often given no thought at all. Thankfully however, being a worshipper of the Living God was never intended to be a one-size-fits-all calling. One of the greatest joys … Continue reading To The Choir Master – Introduction
