Saddleback Worship Conference and a special GIVE AWAY!

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I have been three times to the Saddleback Worship Conference and have had a blast! To see people like Lincoln Brewster or Paul Baloche lead worship and to be in workshops with Saddleback staff with the likes of Tony Guerrero make this a refreshing time for those of us who lead worship or serve on the worship team. I have brought young adults and teens with me, too. The teaching is great and to sing with thousands of others who can sing on pitch is a rare thing. Our worship team at Sunridge has gone as a retreat, some taking off time from work to attend. You gotta make it!

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Video: “Black and Blue is My Heart”

This song, “Black and Blue is My Heart” is an original that many seem to resonate with, so I thought I would share it with all of you. We did this Sunday, March 1 in a communion service. Hope you like it.

Ash Wednesday: First week of fasts, here’s what I am doing

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To begin Lent, this first week of fasts will: Sweets, Treats and Self Indulgence. So, no candy, chocolate, beer, fun beverages of the same kind and no cigars for me. No dessert, ice cream. I will have coffee, however. This will be the first week fast where I will resolve to spend nothing special on myself. We will see how I do!

At www.sunridgeworship.org you can see what my church community is doing about Lent.

What you are doing or not doing?

New Worship Page for SunridgeFamily.org

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Sunridge Church in Temecula has an internal site called SunridgeFamily.org and there we connect our church people through a tool called 360Hubs. Give our site a click: www.sunridgeworship.org!

Any feedback?

We are famous thanks the Jeremy’s Killing Cockroaches book review

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Super blogger and pastor Tony Morgan gave mention to Jeremy’s review of his book Killing Cockroaches. Tehilla Music blog is a new collaborative project for worship leaders, audio leaders, musicians and more who share their ideas and practices here. Thanks for the mention, Tony!

Recreate Conference 2009, Franklin, TN

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For eight years I have been a part of an amazing think tank and creative leader conference called cre:ate (recreate) in Franklin, TN. Randy Elrod and his wife Chris have founded not just an environment that challenges, encourages and catapults a group of leaders but they have created a real community of influencers who are shaping the local church in America and beyond. Continue Reading…

Killing Cockroaches: A Leadership Book by Tony Morgan

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I am a horridly slow reader. I think the last time I finished a book this fast it was called Pirates Don’t Change Diapers. And even then it was the abridged version. If I’m honest I’m not that much of a reader. After spending years reading technical PDF’s on acoustics, music industry business and electronics theory to the tune of f=c/2 √p2/L2 +… you need something a bit fun. Which is probably why I’m drawn to pirates.

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Godis4Real.com: A new site dedicated to telling real-life stories!

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I am excited about this grass-roots endeavor from a few people at Sunridge Community Church. The idea is simply to tell personal stories about how God is real in our lives. That’s it. These are not edited, except for spelling. Please come check it out, tell your friends and put us in your RSS feed reader or join our mailing list to get the latest stories. In fact, maybe you can share a story there, too.

Our Twitter is: @GodisForReal

See you there!

Funny Worship Stories Wanted: check out new site by Tony Guerrero

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Tony Guerrero is a guy I have enjoyed each time I have hung out with him because of his outlook on things and wit. This site, www.funnyworshipstories.com, is not a surprise coming from Tony. So, calling all people who have witnessed or experienced the following: Continue Reading…

Worship Mythbusters: The Myth of Pragmatic Worship – Is our weekend service an “end” or a “means” to and end?

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The Myth of Pragmatism in Worship

This is part of a series of posts began in January of 2008 about our public worship gatherings. The desire is to have a myth-busting conversation about what we do each week as Christians.

The question here addresses whether our worship services are an “end” or a “means” to accomplish something else or if our weekend worship service itself is more of the priority.

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