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“To worship is to quicken the conscience by the holiness of God, to feed the mind with the truth of God, to purge the imagination by the beauty of God. To open the heart to the love of God, to devote the will to the purpose of God.”
— William Temple
1881-1944
Background Image:
“Weingarten Missal”
Swabian Monastery, c.1210
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June “Invite Month” Special Series:
An Artisan Church iMix:
“What’s On Your Playlist?’ |
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Each Sunday we’re laying down a different music mix to inspire, challenge, and encourage with a musical excursion through Rock, Jazz, Bluegrass, and Blues! Each week a different genre will infuse our worship music and help us tune into an engaging biblical message. PLUS, extra music sets and excellent thematic food immediately follows each worship gathering.
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06-05-05 |
ROCK: “You Say You Want a Revolution?”
[message mp3, 32:27min, 4.5mb]
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Speaker:
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Jason Condon
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Scriptures:
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Colossians 1:15-20, 2:8-19, 20-23
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Description:
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More so than any classic rock anthem, the message of Jesus is revolutionary. But is it a revolutionary we’re willing to lay down our lives for?
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click for more slides
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06-12-05 |
JAZZ: “Playing Over the Changes”
[message mp3, 35:23min, 4.9mb]
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Speaker:
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Scott Austin
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Scriptures:
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Various
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Description:
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Is following God’s will like finding a needle in a haystack or walking a tightrope? Or is it more a matter of faithful improvisation over the rich “chords” God has provided in the score of Scripture?
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click for more slides
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06-19-05 |
BLUEGRASS: “Folk Wisdom & Earthy Spirituality”
[message mp3, 35:10min, 5.0mb]
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Speaker:
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Jason Condon
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Scriptures:
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Various Proverbs
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Description:
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Our views of “spirituality” are often comfortably vague, disconnected from everyday living. Yet scripture calls us in the opposite direction, toward an earthy spirituality, rich in folk wisdom, that comes from God. All scripture really has this quality, but one genre of Scripture is the most folksy: Wisdom Literature; and of that, Proverbs is the most earthy, and a great corrective to our tendency toward vague and wispy ‘spirituality.’
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click for more slides
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06-26-05 |
BLUES: “Standing at the Crossroads”
[no audio available]
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Description:
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Using various scripture readings, testimonies, and classic blues songs, we explored the tension of faith and real-life blues.
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