Summary
We’re continuing our exploration of how to use the is the ancient fourfold pattern of worship in a modern church setting.
If you haven’t listened to Part 1 yet (Episode 16), go back and listen to that first. This episode is part two of that conversation with worship leader, teacher, and theologian RobStill.
Even if you are in a modern church setting, don’t dismiss this idea of the fourfold pattern of worship. It’s not just a liturgical thing or just a traditional thing. It can bring a more meaningful journey to your worship services.
In part 2 of this interview, we talk practically about the second two movements of the fourfold pattern and how to include this model in different settings.
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Resources from Rob
About Rob:
Rob Still is a worship pastor, songwriter, producer, seminar instructor, author and coach from Nashville, TN.
He has taught on the mission field in over 20 nations, including much of South America, Uganda, Sri Lanka, the Philippines, Israel, Romania, Hungary, Bulgaria and Serbia.
He has served as Worship Pastor or leader for several churches in the Nashville area, most recently Franklin First United Methodist and prior to that Belmont Church on Music Row.
He is author of the devotional book “Resurrection Power: 50 Days That Rocked The World” and a frequent contributor for many leading worship websites.
Before entering vocational ministry, Rob was an award winning producer for one of Nashville’s leading advertising music production companies, composing jingles and post-scores for hundreds of brands including Wal-Mart, Nike, Cracker Barrel, Pizza Hut and many others.
He has many free resources available at robstill.com.
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