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Maggi Dawn: Beginnings and Endings (and What Happens in Between): Daily Bible Readings from Advent to Epiphany
I bought this book last year when it first came out to lead me into Advent. I found it incredible useful. it gives a reflective thought for each day of Advent up to January 6th (12th Night). (***)
William P. Young: The Shack
Sebastian Faulks: Devil May Care (James Bond)
Fun! What I like about it is that it is still set in the 60s during the Cold War, apart from being a cracking good story. Sebastian Faulks is Ian Fleming!
Donald Miller: To Own a Dragon: Reflections on Growing Up Without a Father
From the author of Blue Like Jazz we have some easy on the eyes poignant insights into fatherhood and the fatherless.
Michael Frost: Exiles: Living Missionally in a Post-Christian Culture
Just started to read this book, but finding it useful. The book's premise is that Christians live as exiles in a post-Christian Western world and we need to adapt to that mindset to succeed in mission. Interesting read.
Tom Wright: Surprised by Hope
A book I am thoroughly enjoying and a surprising read in places, especially with his view on a new creation. Fun.
Simon Ponsonby: More
One of my books for Lent which I am currently enjoying reading while travelling on the train to London. Very readable. Very insightful. (****)
John Burke: No Perfect People Allowed: Creating a Come-as-you-are Culture in the Church
This guy was at Willow Creek Church before planting a church in Austin, Texas. It is a thoughtful book with lots of anecdotes, making some very powerful points. His approach is very 'Vineyard' - full of grace and mercy, attacking the prejudicial spirit that can often stop people from walking in and staying.
Rob Bell: Velvet Elvis: Repainting the Christian Faith
(****)
Eddie Gibbs: Emerging Churches: Creating Christian Communities in Postmodern Cultures
(****)

To hear

Radiohead: In Rainbows
If go to their website you can even upload your own mixes using stems from their songs. Love it. (****)
Original Soundtrack: Midnight Cowboy
A brilliant, yet sad, poignant movie, but with a fantastic score. Loving it.
verra cruzz: Emancipation Day
(****)
Massive Attack: Collected
Brenton Brown: Everlasting God
The long awaited album by the South African Vineyard worship leader was well worth waiting for. If Matt Redman and Tim Hughes do it for you, then so will this album. (*****)
Vineyard: All from you
A good album from the Burn Service at St Alban's Vineyard. Sam Lane's voice gives many of the songs an emotional energy, bringing to life the christian experieince for so many of us. (***)
Kevin Prosch: Palanquin
(***)
KT Tunstall: Eye of the telescope
(*****)
Matt Redman: Facedown
(*****)

September 29, 2008

4 Degrees of Love - Dan Wilt

I am grateful for the tip-off by Ted in our church for this video. Dan Wilt is the Director of the Institute of Contemporary and Emerging Church Studies at St Stephen's University in New Brunswick, Canada. He is also a well-respected worship writer and leader in the Vineyard movement, as well as I know much appreciated across other church streams.

His video resources are easy and accessible for all worship leaders who want to cultivate a heart and mind for worship. Anyway, I've said my piece, you be the judge.

ASD

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