#Propresenter 6 ready made worship song full#

In the beginning, I never truly intended to be a music educator. I enjoyed teaching and music, and decided to put those two together for my major. That was my chosen career, however, I needed a major. Once I started planning for K-State, I joined Air Force ROTC. I was definitely going to follow my dad's footsteps and join the Air Force. Throughout middle school, junior high, and high school, I never realized that I was meant to have a career in music or teaching. That's when my love of music really blossomed. Needless to say, I chose the horn once I joined beginning band in the sixth grade.

When we came home from school every day, I would ask her to teach me what she learned in band that day. I was in third grade then, and of course, I wanted to be just like my big sister. When my sister was in sixth grade, she joined beginning band and started to play the French horn. If you're reading this and don't know me very well, let me tell you how meaningful this morning was for me. So, today marks my first day performing on my horn in public for the first time since Sunday, October 19, 2008.

#Propresenter 6 ready made worship song full#

We will continue to toil so that we may offer to God the full excellence that he deserves.Д«y Sharyn 'Schafer' Worcester on Sunday, Octoat 8:03pm The sounds (all our offerings unto God) we make must be as sweet of a sound as the grace offered to us in return. With everything we offer to God-art, music, poetry, time, effort, energy, money (and many others)-must carry a value that represents the best we have to offer. We are compelled to bring that which represents the best of our work-that which clearly shows the value of the offering. Abel delivered to God that which was the most meaningful and bore the greatest value. He gave that which represented his very finest work. A clear difference in these offerings is that Abel offered his best. Abel on the other hand brought forth the 'fat portions' of his labor. In the first instance, Cain brought 'some' of the fruit of his labor. In Genesis 4:3-5 we read about an offering that Cain brings before God and an offering that his brother Abel brings before God. This is the core of worship and it is a priority that is as old as recorded history. With everything that we offer to God, we strive for it to be excellent. I'm ok with that and I hope you are, too.)

(They're out of order and/or don't create a coherent order. These are 'truths' that I have established that we will continue to uphold at the heart of our ministry. These are things under which we will not budge. The purpose of these posts is to deliver the 'axioms' by which the Contemporary Worship services of University Christian Church operate. Our worship services are designed with two foci:Дў) Illustrate/teach God to others so that we might bring them closer to God. They are designed to bring us (as Christians) and others to God. Because the focus is God, the focus will never be what we want. All of our efforts, all of our toils, all of our lives are to be in the business of bringing ourselves and others to God. The key verse is 1:10 where we learn that God's aim is to 'bring all things in heaven and on earth under one head, even Christ.'Д¬hrist's work (and ours) is designed to bring us to God. It's a note from Paul about what the church is and what is God's aim for the church. The book of Ephesians is typically viewed as an ecclesiastical letter. It is a time to attribute value ('worth-ship') to God.

There are two angles on this, but let's deal with the obvious one first. Remember, these are out of order and/or don't create a coherent order.