Podcast Episode #241

Mike Harland returns to the podcast to discuss worship as discipleship.

Some highlights from today's episode include:

* Discipleship is something that should be passed from generation to generation in our families.

* The most quoted book of the Bible is the book of Psalms.

* Every spiritual discipline you can think of is represented in at least one psalm.

* Music should be used as a tool to help us make disciples in the church.

* Music is the most powerful discipleship tool God has given us.

* In many churches, worship ministry is more performance-based than discipleship-based.

The four topics we cover related to worship as discipleship are:

* The Biblical Model of Discipleship

* The Bible without the Psalms

* Music and Memory

* Concentric Circles of DiscipleMaking in Worship Ministry

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Resources Mentioned in Today's Podcast

* Song of Moses - Aaron Keyes

* Music and Memory

* Worship Life with Mike Harland