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Posted by Michael | Posted in Christianity, Leadership | Posted on 04-06-2009

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worshiping the worship leader.

or the worship experience.

acting like rock stars instead of pastors and worship leaders

going to church based on who is going to be there

going to church based on who is speaking

remembering how cool the speakers were while forgetting anything they actually said

acting like worship is a concert

acting like the sermon is mean to make people comfortable

seeking the experience

Comments (8)

Linda said on 04-06-2009

I totally agree with you. I don’t think you need to talk louder so you can be heard above the band…this is not a concert..this is worship.

I hate people talking during the service…this is not a social hour…this is a learning experience. If you can’t hear, you can’t learn what the Bible instructs.

I attend church because 1) the Bible tells us not to forsake the assembly of believers, and 2) I know there is a lot of things I can still learn, need to learn, and want to learn about being more Christ like.

I am so glad to be a part of a church that teaches what the Bible says and explains it so well. Michael I think you do a great job, and I am grateful God led me to Oak Leaf.

vince antonucci said on 04-06-2009
	preach it, michael. and keep preaching it.

SHARON G. said on 04-06-2009
	wow, a lot of wisdom in this. clarity is a great thing

Scott said on 04-06-2009
	I wonder if how we produce worship influences how people experience worship. Why don’t we put less into production and more into interacting with the Scripture? (I have ideas on how this can happen.)