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4 comments:
This is a nice video vignette. Very informative. I always thought there was something more to worship than merely singing, but I guess not. So what do we call it when we're confessing our sins, or listening to the proclamation of the Word, or receiving the Sacrament, or giving a tithe/offering, or praying together as the Bride of Christ? Obviously we're not confessing our Lord's worth in those things.
Jeff, I found that video through this blog entry:
http://www.musicademy.com/2009/11/five-confessions-annoyed-by-worship/
Jeff, to your list: our daily vocations.
(Can't view the video at the moment, just reading your comment.)
To God be all the glory!
I feel unclean.
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