Hymnology…A Look at the 1700’s
Richard Dent’s research and writing will again grace this website as we look at Hymnology in some general terms. Have you ever thought that there are ‘rules’ for congregational singing? […]
Richard Dent’s research and writing will again grace this website as we look at Hymnology in some general terms. Have you ever thought that there are ‘rules’ for congregational singing? […]
On a clear Sunday afternoon in the mid-1990’s our family went to eat lunch after morning services. As we were getting our children out of their car seats and into
For those ‘church going’ folks, you know what the pulpit is. You’ve seen one almost every Sunday morning, and you know the preacher (most of the time) stands behind it
“So David arose from the ground, washed, anointed himself and changed his clothes; and he came into the house of the Lord and worshiped.” II Samuel 12:20 A complete review
Though this spiritual song was new to me, it was born in the mind of Caroline Sandell Berg in 1858. It’s origin comes from the ‘Song Book for Sunday School’,
Part 1 of 2…Immanuel; God with Us! “In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. He was in the beginning with
At Waterview church of Christ, we are dedicated to studying, learning and following God’s word. Robert Oglesby will present a message this morning that is designed to help us focus
Personally, the best description for the last few days of March, 2013 would be a roller-coaster ride! Emotions were flowing as we learned of my daddy’s passing on Saturday afternoon,
Sunday morning, April 7th at Waterview church of Christ, we’ll be honored to hear a lesson from Kent Allen. Brother Allen is VP for Advancement for Oklahoma Christian University, and
As this three part study comes to a close, perhaps the strongest reminder of how we are to sing comes when we consider the words of the author of Hebrews.