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WMC Podcast – 0136 – “I” songs vs. “global” songs
“I” Songs Vs. “Global” Songs
“I’ll stand, my soul, Lord, to You surrendered.” “I’m sorry Lord for the thing I’ve made it.” Have you ever struggled with singing that line of “Heart of Worship”? Maybe you don’t feel like you’ve made it something it’s not supposed to be, but here you are in a corporate setting being forced to sing those words. Or maybe you don’t feel like your soul is completely surrendered to God, but if you don’t sing…
In this episode of the Worship Ministry Catalyst Podcast, David & Kevin talk about the difference singing personal, “I” songs in a corporate worship setting and singing songs that have a more global theme and approach to them.
Why don’t you chime in?
TWITTER: @wmcatalyst
FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/worshipministrycatalyst
VOICEMAIL: 360 818 – 4339
Email: [email protected] or [email protected]
Don’t forget you can subscribe to our podcast through iTunes as well.
Show Notes & Links:
– If you would like more information on having someone give you this outside perspective, contact [email protected] or leave him a voicemail at 360-818-4339.
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By David Lindner and Joe Brookhouse
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“I” Songs Vs. “Global” Songs
“I’ll stand, my soul, Lord, to You surrendered.” “I’m sorry Lord for the thing I’ve made it.” Have you ever struggled with singing that line of “Heart of Worship”? Maybe you don’t feel like you’ve made it something it’s not supposed to be, but here you are in a corporate setting being forced to sing those words. Or maybe you don’t feel like your soul is completely surrendered to God, but if you don’t sing…
In this episode of the Worship Ministry Catalyst Podcast, David & Kevin talk about the difference singing personal, “I” songs in a corporate worship setting and singing songs that have a more global theme and approach to them.
Why don’t you chime in?
TWITTER: @wmcatalyst
FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/worshipministrycatalyst
VOICEMAIL: 360 818 – 4339
Email: [email protected] or [email protected]
Don’t forget you can subscribe to our podcast through iTunes as well.
Show Notes & Links:
– If you would like more information on having someone give you this outside perspective, contact [email protected] or leave him a voicemail at 360-818-4339.