Living and Leading Worship by Brent Minter
I am pumped up for our new series starting this weekend called Broke. With all the economic down-turn, everyone is scared they are going broke…. but maybe God is just breaking us of all our idols? If you are going to be around the DFW area, you should definitely stop by.
Here is the pdf of the mailer we sent out.
And yes, I can now put “hand model” on my resume. The hand pulling out the empty pocket is mine…. If only it were not true to life!
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My name is Brent Minter. I am a follower of Christ, husband, father, and a Worship Pastor. My life’s pursuit is to lead others in worship, not just from the stage, but in their personal lives as well. This starts with my smoking-hot wife Kari, and our 3 kids. Then it moves to NorthWood Church in Keller, TX, a truly remarkable place, where I design and lead worship services/experiences. I love the interwebs, any music that has soul, theology, hunting, learning, being the only worship pastor in America who still uses a PC I gave in, and scooters. Those who ...
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I’d love some teaching notes from this series, if possible – looks like a GREAT idea and awesome graphics!
Alex, you can get the messages at http://www.northwoodchurch.org. Off the front page, click “hear sermon.”
The backfills on the data screens with song text are just simple concrete shots that match the backdrop behind Brent’s luscious hands (he is so proud of them). With that graphic on the center and the correlating graphic on the side, it made a really nice comprehensive wash.
thanks jordan!
I would suggest that you all go listen to the sermon, Jordan knocked it out of the park. We ended the sermon with “Here in Your Presence.” By New Life Church. It was a great worship time.