Psalms, Hymns, and Spiritual Songs: The Power of Worship to Shape Us

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What place does music have in the Christian church both past and present? How have songs shaped our theology and practices? How do we find the balance of legacy music and the latest music? Join us as our panelists discuss these topics and take a fresh look at the meaning and majesty of worship.
This 90-minute session was part of the Lanier Theological Library's lecture weekend in August 2021. The panel is made up of these five outstanding participants.
John Bolin, Pastor of Worship Ministries, First Baptist Church Kingsland, Katy, TX
Robert Morgan, Author, Teaching Pastor of The Donelson Fellowship, Nashville, TN
Tim Sharp - Director of the Tulsa Chorale, Director of Innovation for Trevecca University’s Center for Community Arts Innovation, Former Director of the American Choral Directors Association
Pam Vandewalker - Minister of Worship, Programming, and Creativity, Johnson Ferry Baptist Church, Marietta, GA
Mark Lanier (Moderator), Trial Attorney, Bible Teacher, Author, and Founder of LTL
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[@Apriluser]

In our worship tradition (Anglican) music serves the liturgy. The priest is the worship leader, not the music director/musicians. I grew up in an evangelical tradition, where music was considered “Worship“. Having journeyed into a sacramental church, I understand music’s role very differently.

[@brooklyn5466]

Are you guys saying that the Baptist hymn book is the all in all? It is not🤨