Worship Issue (May/June 2020)
Oh Beloved One | May/June 2020 | Vol. 9, Issue 3 Worship is more than a pew. Especially in light of the current pandemic, we’re realizing that the church isn’t a building. It’s a body of believers doing life to the glory of God. But what does that look like for young women? How can I cultivate a life of mindful worship? That’s what this issue is all about. This year, we’re taking a look at the ELEMENTS of our faith. Every year we choose a theme, and this year we’re really focusing in on what makes up the practical parts of our faith. We’ll be looking at devotions, prayer, worship, serving, witnessing, and edifying. This is our issue focused on worship. Articles include what is worship? i relate ways to worship outside of the box everyday worship mom in training books on worship tithing quarter notes quotable quotes on worship here i am to worship choosing a church stronger than the divide + 4 Journal Entry sections AND an interview with Kaetlyn Anne, founder of Calico and Twine and the Harvest Work podcast
Oh Beloved One | May/June 2020 | Vol. 9, Issue 3
Worship is more than a pew. Especially in light of the current pandemic, we’re realizing that the church isn’t a building. It’s a body of believers doing life to the glory of God. But what does that look like for young women? How can I cultivate a life of mindful worship? That’s what this issue is all about.
This year, we’re taking a look at the ELEMENTS of our faith. Every year we choose a theme, and this year we’re really focusing in on what makes up the practical parts of our faith. We’ll be looking at devotions, prayer, worship, serving, witnessing, and edifying. This is our issue focused on worship.
Articles include
what is worship?
i relate
ways to worship outside of the box
everyday worship
mom in training
books on worship
tithing quarter notes
quotable quotes on worship
here i am to worship
choosing a church
stronger than the divide
+ 4 Journal Entry sections
AND an interview with Kaetlyn Anne, founder of Calico and Twine and the Harvest Work podcast
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MAY/JUNE 2020 OHBELOVEDONE.COM STRONGER THAN THE DIVIDE
thing bound us together: we were all
there to worship our Lord and Savior
together and to stand united in the
gospel message.
It wasn’t about where we were from
or how people were dressed. It wasn’t
about who went to what church
or what version of the Bible we
preferred. It wasn't about whether we
agreed what genre of music should
be played or what political party
we belonged to. There was a unity
there that I don’t see in many church
buildings, a love that often gets lost
in the minor things.
Just a heads up: I am a PK. I’ve never
not attended church. My family was
the first one there Sunday morning
and the last to leave, and the only
time you didn’t go was when you
were sick or dying (just joking . . .
kinda).
Fellow PKs will understand—you
live and breathe reaching out
to people and being involved in
ministry. That is the blood that flows
through your veins. It’s often so a
part of you, that church becomes a
habit or (if you’re not careful) a ritual
that you can’t imagine not doing
simply because it’s always been there.
I have visited many different churches
of many different denominations,
beliefs, and worship styles. I have
interacted with people in all walks
of life and have boxes of photos and
memories to prove it. Don’t get me
wrong: being a pastor’s daughter
has been one of the challenging yet
rewarding parts about who I am.
Yesterday though in that time of
worship, for the first time in as long
as I can remember, I experienced the
church as it was intended.
The Church isn’t a building, a certain
denomination, or people group. It’s
not about a certain worship style,
music, or whether or not you use
instruments. It’s not about how long
you’ve “been saved,” or if you use
KJV or ESV.
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