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Developing a love for worship through osmosis; walking away from everything you know for the sake of a hard reset; allowing God to “undo” us for the sake of us finding our true identity in Him; answering the call to become a Salvation Army officer; finding time to keep our relationship with Jesus vibrant; allowing the Holy Spirit to lead us into both work and rest.
Music in this episode:
• Known to Me, words & music by Erin L. Wikle, performed by Nick + Erin Worship Collaborative
• Do You See Me? (feat. Nick Helms), words & music by Erin L. Wikle
• Be Thou My Vision, new words & music by Erin L. Wikle
Theme music for First Draft Phil is from the song Trampoline, composed by Phil Laeger and produced by Jason Hoard
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Creative opportunities opened up by the pandemic; the Erin + Nick Worship Collaborative; the story behind the song King Jesus; seeking the freedom of the worshippers that we are leading; imagining an Army of worshippers who choose Him in the secret place; what we value in The Salvation Army; raisin…
Talking with Nic Carver, Luke Hall, and Dane Voorhees of Rocky Church in Colorado; navigating changes through COVID; streamlining your church’s mission; a church that’s “for the one”; following Jesus to the broken and resting in His work; worketing = working + marketing; behind the scenes of record…
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