The New Worship, Expanded Edition
Straight Talk on Music and the Church
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- Format
- E-Book
- ISBN
- 9781585580842
- Pub. Date
- Apr 2001
- SRP
- $25.00
About
Changing your worship service doesn't have to be a nightmare.
It is possible to introduce new worship ideas in a way that your congregation, both young and old, can accept. The New Worship, revised and expanded, shows everyone involved in music and worship planning how to smoothly navigate the changes. Gain practical insight that will help guide the entire scope and direction of your worship program and solidify your philosophy of worship as well.
For more information on The New Worship and other resources, visit www.worshipinfo.com
Endorsements
"Only one book speaks with equal authority on issues of worship planning and practice, history, theology, and the spiritual formation of worshipers: The New Worship. It is a treasure trove of fresh insight, research, and some of the most practical worship application available." --Sally Morgenthaler, author, Worship Evangelism: Inviting Unbelievers into the Presence of God
"There is a wealth of thought-provoking material here! The New Worship offers insightful guidance through the current maze of worship issues. Liesch calls us to a vigourous reconsideration of the biblical and theological foundations for the ministry of music in Christian worship. In his examination of Christ-led worship, as modeled in Hebrews, he effectively reminds us that our song can be nothing more (nor less) than response--the initiative is always God's." --Dianne Bowker, BRE, MCM, ThM
Worship planner/coordinator, Abbotsford, B. C.
"A commendable job of carefully listening to the various textual communities within the contemporary landscape while weaving a solid fabric of biblical exegesis and commonsense application." --Chuck Fromm, Worship Leader magazine
"If you are looking for a succinct and practical guide that touches on the week-to-week issues faced by pastors and worship leaders--this is it." --Robert Webber, director and founder, The Institute for Worship Studies
The Author
Reviews
"Traditionalists need to understand and appreciate those advocating contemporary styles; contemporary worship leaders must understand and appreciated the traditionalists, too. Liesch provides all the tools to help us in this quest." --Congregational Leadership