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Minimum Distraction = Maximum (Potential) Worship - Part 2

Minimum Distraction = Maximum (Potential) Worship - Part 2

Minimum Distraction = Maximum (Potential) Worship - Part 2Kris Baines
Published on: 06/03/2025

As we seek to lead the congregation in true worship, let's always be mindful that while we should try to do what we can to aide this, we can't make or force it to happen. True worship is a genuine, heartfelt response that is motivated by a desire to praise our Creator and Savior.

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Minimum Distraction = Maximum (Potential) Worship - Part 1

Minimum Distraction = Maximum (Potential) Worship - Part 1

Minimum Distraction = Maximum (Potential) Worship - Part 1Kris Baines
Published on: 27/02/2025

When the church gathers on the Lord’s Day for worship, and we have all the people assembled and in one place to come before our God with our praises and adoration, the last thing we want is for that time to be hindered by distractions.

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Faithfulness vs Virtuosity

Faithfulness vs Virtuosity

Faithfulness vs VirtuosityKris Baines
Published on: 20/02/2025

It’s a sobering reminder that when we take our eyes off the Lord, and start to become too self-focused, we can actually see our greatest strengths turn into our greatest weaknesses.

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5 Keys To Effective Practice Routines

5 Keys To Effective Practice Routines

5 Keys To Effective Practice RoutinesKris Baines
Published on: 13/02/2025

Many of us lead busy lives, and although it’s important to make time for practice, the fact is there are often other things that take priority; especially if you are a parent, or busy with study. So, to avoid unnecessary disappointment, it’s good for us to be realistic.

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