Archive for October, 2011

Timeline – (Essentials in Worship History – Part 2)

Posted: 27th October 2011 by Joseph H Toft II in Essentials in Worship History
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Worship styles and traditions are very unique in several ways, but where did they come from?  Dan states in the video “History of Worship” that “we come from somewhere historically as well as theologically.”  Looking at this from a worship leader’s point of view means that we as people have some sort of history of [...]

Time and Space – (Essentials in Worship History – Part 1)

Posted: 20th October 2011 by Joseph H Toft II in Essentials in Worship History
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I have always been amazed at the concept of time.  God has always been.  God has no beginning.  It’s just a crazy concept for my feeble mind to grasp, but I find it even more amazing that God chose to step down and interact with us in time.  As I watched the media, I was [...]

“Surprised By Hope” summary – (Essentials in Worship Theology)

Posted: 5th October 2011 by Joseph H Toft II in Essentials in Worship Theology
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“Surprised by Hope” is a wide range of ideas, views, and controversial issue facing the church, Christians and unbelievers today.  Wright crosses the bridges from Christianity to Emergent/Universal views on Easter, resurrection, receiving a new body, heaven, hell and purgatory.  He touches on the differences of the Gnostics, Roman Catholic, Platonist and Hindu, but Wright [...]

Christ Crucified – (Essentials in Worship Theology – Part 4 Assignment)

Posted: 4th October 2011 by Joseph H Toft II in Essentials in Worship Theology
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In the media clip “Cross & Resurrection”, Don Williams touches on a few areas that I myself have thrown around in my own heart.  Don States that worship songs should be filled with the proclamation of Jesus crucified.  Jesus crucified is a reason that we can proclaim God as Savior.   Romans 4:24-25 says “It shall [...]