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Category Archives: Berry Street Worship Center
Church of the Nazarene Leader Proclaimed Participatory Church
Early leader of the Church of the Nazarene, P.F. Bresee, proclaimed participatory church: “‘Pump handle’ religion has to give place to the ever-ready springing up and sending forth of testimony and praise. How often the ‘pump handle’ has to be … Continue reading
Posted in history, religion, Nashville, The Salvation Army, church history, Berry Street Worship Center, spiritual, fire, Berry Street, spiritual formation, sermons, church structure, participatory church, Spirit-led, sermon, revival, symphony, church roles, preaching, 1 Corinthians 14:26, church meetings, spirit, church fathers, fire of the Holy Spirit, church program, Spirit-filled, church services, spiritual innovation, religious innovation, sermon-free, spirituality, Nashville charity, Spirit's flow, church format, preacher, church leader, preaching the Word, renewal, Nashville church, church leadership, sermon-hearing, audience, performance, Holy Ghost
Tagged church, Church of the Nazarene, organic church, P.F. Bresee
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Talk Church Is Better Than Talk Radio
Talk church is better than talk radio. Its talking points are about the living, resurrected Jesus Christ. Sit-back-and-listen-church makes people passive. Open line, talk church makes people powerful in God as they show and tell what God has done on … Continue reading
Posted in Berry Street, Berry Street Worship Center, church format, church history, church meetings, church program, church programs, church roles, church services, church structure, faith, faith in God, faith-based, great awakening, hearing God, hearing Jesus, hearing the Holy Spirit, improv, improvisation, Jesus Christ, John Miley, led by the Spirit, listening, Methodism, Methodist class meeting, Nashville adventure, Nashville church, Nashville tourist attractions, non-church, open church, participants, participators, participatory church, power, powerful, quote, Quotes, religious innovation, Salvation Army church, Salvation Army Corps, Spirit-filled, Spirit-led, Spirit-prompted, spiritual church, spiritual flow, spiritual formation, spiritual innovation, spirituality, The Salvation Army
Tagged church, Nashville, open line, open mike, organic church, quotations, religion, taling points, talk radio
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What Happens Where There Is Spirit-Led Participation In A Church Service?
When ordinary people participate in a church service and show and tell (as led by the Spirit) what God has done in their lives, things happen: 1) The atmosphere is charged with excitement and anticipation; 2) There is a sense of awe … Continue reading
Posted in Berry Street, Berry Street Worship Center, church, church format, church meetings, church program, church programs, church roles, church services, church structure, churching, flow of the Spirit, Salvation Army church, Salvation Army Corps, Salvationists
Tagged Christianity, kinds of churh, Nashville, orqanic church, participatory church, The Salvation Army
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Passive Church or Participatory Church? (Rest or Revival?)
Passive or participatory church? Rest or revival? Is church passive or is it participatory? Is it structured or is it Spirit-led? Is it forced or is it flowing? Is it lifeless or is it lively? Is it dull or is … Continue reading
Making Music With Body Parts (God’s Symphony)
This blog is not about finger snapping, hand clapping, knee slapping, toe tapping, and/or armpit playing. It’s about the church, the body of Christ, functioning as God’s symphony. The New Testament teaches that the church is like a human body … Continue reading
Posted in armpit, Berry Street, Berry Street Worship Center, Bible, biblical, biblical Christianity, Biblical concept, church meetings, church services, clergy, conductor, finger snapping, God, God's symphony, hand clapping, instrumental, instrumental music, instruments, knee slapping, musical solo, New Testament, organic church, paralyzed, pastor, prayer, preacher, priest, Salvation Army church, Salvation Army Corps, Salvationists, solo, song, symphony, toe tapping
Tagged armpit music, Body of Christ, body parts, Christianity, church, music, musical instruments, Nashville
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What The Church Can Learn From Basketball Officials
From preschool to the NBA Playoffs — from high school to March Madness — basketball officials could serve as great examples of an alternative way for pastors to conduct church services. Rather than being the center of attention and running … Continue reading
Posted in alternative church, Berry Street, Berry Street Worship Center, Christianity, church format, church meetings, church program, church roles, church services, church structure, clergy, creativity, high school basketball, innovation, Nashville adventure, Nashville events, Nashville projects, officials, organic church, participatory church, pastor, simple church, spiritual growth, spiritual innovation, spiritual leaders, spiritual life, sporting event, sports, The Salvation Army
Tagged basketball, basketball official, church, how to lead a church service, March Madness, Nashville, NBA, NBA Playoffs, religion
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Step Out Of The Box — Step Into The Thrill — In Nashville
Step out of the box — step into the thrill — in Nashville! Step out and God will step in! Step out of routine; step out of the same 0le same ole — with participatory church where ordinary people show and … Continue reading