Go support some great music this week at the Local 506 in Chapel Hill.
Danielson and Ben + Vesper will be playing March 11th. They are all great.
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Danielson, Ben + Vesper at Local 506
Posted in News on March 9, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Psalm 131 – Songs for the Sojourn
Posted in News, tagged Christ the King, Psalm 131, Psalms of Ascents, Songs for the Sojourn on March 5, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
This week at Christ the King we are looking at Psalm 131 in a continuing series on the Psalms of Ascents.
Listen to Pastor Steve Brown read Psalm 131
Listen to our Pastor Elliot Grudem on the Psalms of Ascents
Read Psalm 131 in the ESV translation
Sing along with us from Psalm 131
Psalms Grant Featured in Raleigh News & Observer
Posted in News, tagged Christ the King, News and Observer, Psalms of Ascents on March 4, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Yonat Shimron, the features Religion writer for the Raleigh News & Observer spent some time with us last week exploring our Psalms of Ascents Grant (Calvin Institute of Christiain Worship). You can read her great article HERE.
For the Beauty of the Church
Posted in News, tagged arts on March 1, 2010 | 3 Comments »
A new book out with contributions from a number of stellar folk. My copy is on the way, but from the excerpts I’ve seen floating around the web it promises to be a rewarding read for anyone who labors with a love for the church, her beauty, and her artists.
Amazon Link
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Chapters:
1. The Gospel: How is [...]
The Prayerbook Project, No.2
Posted in News, tagged Brian Moss on February 23, 2010 | 1 Comment »
Our good friend Brian Moss over at the Prayerbookproject, who is currently a seminary student at Regent Seminary in Vancouver, is hoping to raise funds to record the 2nd CD in his project on the Psalms. Brian is slowly making his way through the psalter. You can listen and download for free his amazing first [...]
Charles Wesley – Birthday notes, etc
Posted in News, tagged cardiphonia, Charles Wesley, indelible grace, Nathan Partain on December 18, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Charles Wesley was born on Dec 18th, 1707 in England. Attended school at Christ Church, Oxford where in 1727 he formed his group the “Oxford Methodist” which George Whitefield and his older brother John both joined. These early beginnings formed the basis of their later founding of the Methodist Church in the United States, with [...]
Learning to Advent
Posted in News, tagged advent, Elliot Grudem, Resurgence on December 6, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
My pastor Elliot Grudem and I have been talking a lot about Advent this year. How should he preach through it, how can we use the music, liturgy, and elements to draw people’s attention away from the glitter on steroids to focus on Jesus.
You can read some of this discussion on line over at The [...]
Advent Devotional – Christ the King 2009
Posted in News, tagged advent, Christ the King on November 23, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
We at Christ the King have put together another Advent Devotional this year to go along with our sermon series through the season of Advent and Christmas. You can listen to the music we have provided under the ‘music’ page.
We hope you enjoy this and that it is a devotional help in this season.
Born [...]
The Psalms of Ascents
Posted in News, tagged Christ the King, CICW, Psalms of Ascents, Songs for the Sojourn on November 3, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
We recently finished the first half of our year long journey through the Psalms of Ascents sponsored by a Worship Renewal Grant from the Calvin Institute of Christian Worship (funded in part by the Lilly Endowment)
Christ the King has created a special site for ’show-n- tell’ so people can participate in the journey we’ve been [...]
The New Liturgy
Posted in News, tagged CICW, John Witvliet, Redeemer Indy on October 28, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I was forwarded an article recently from Christianity Today talking about how ‘modern’ churches are beginning to re-embrace ‘liturgy.’ In many instances this is also connected to the movement in many churches to use hymns set to new music. The article is an interesting report and features both John Witvliet, of the Calvin Institute of [...]
