Comments for DANIELLYLE.COM http://daniellyle.com/wordpress Resources for the study and practice of christian worship Wed, 01 Feb 2012 23:12:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on 6 1/5 Tips For Making Good Comments When You’re Leading Worship by Daniel Lyle http://daniellyle.com/wordpress/tips-for-making-good-comments-as-a-worship-leader/#comment-1261 Daniel Lyle Wed, 01 Feb 2012 23:12:00 +0000 http://daniellyle.com/wordpress/?p=2865#comment-1261 Thanks for stoping by David! I'm really enjoying your site! Thanks for stoping by David! I’m really enjoying your site!

]]> Comment on Defining Corporate Worship by Daniel Lyle http://daniellyle.com/wordpress/defining-corporate-worship/#comment-1260 Daniel Lyle Wed, 01 Feb 2012 23:12:00 +0000 http://daniellyle.com/wordpress/?p=3178#comment-1260 Hi Nate! Cultivating a singing body would be at the top of my list (Eph 5:19). When the body sings out it breaks down the walls of personal worship. When God's children sing and sing well it's hard to ignore. Hi Nate!

Cultivating a singing body would be at the top of my list (Eph 5:19). When the body sings out it breaks down the walls of personal worship. When God’s children sing and sing well it’s hard to ignore.

]]> Comment on 6 1/5 Tips For Making Good Comments When You’re Leading Worship by David Santistevan http://daniellyle.com/wordpress/tips-for-making-good-comments-as-a-worship-leader/#comment-1259 David Santistevan Wed, 01 Feb 2012 20:52:00 +0000 http://daniellyle.com/wordpress/?p=2865#comment-1259 Daniel, these are great points. I appreciate your thoughts on preparation. More of us need to do that. Thanks for sharing! Daniel, these are great points. I appreciate your thoughts on preparation. More of us need to do that. Thanks for sharing!

]]> Comment on Defining Corporate Worship by Nathan Vaughn http://daniellyle.com/wordpress/defining-corporate-worship/#comment-1258 Nathan Vaughn Wed, 01 Feb 2012 02:58:00 +0000 http://daniellyle.com/wordpress/?p=3178#comment-1258 What do you do to make corporate worship truly corporate rather than just an assisted personal worship experience? What do you do to make corporate worship truly corporate rather than just an assisted personal worship experience?

]]> Comment on Takeover The World With Planning Center Online by Anonymous http://daniellyle.com/wordpress/takeover-the-world-with-planning-center-online/#comment-1257 Anonymous Wed, 01 Feb 2012 02:33:00 +0000 http://daniellyle.com/wordpress/?p=3081#comment-1257 Hi Aaron! Thanks for stopping by! I'm glad you appreciated the review! Hi Aaron! Thanks for stopping by! I’m glad you appreciated the review!

]]> Comment on Takeover The World With Planning Center Online by Aaron Stewart http://daniellyle.com/wordpress/takeover-the-world-with-planning-center-online/#comment-1256 Aaron Stewart Tue, 31 Jan 2012 20:07:00 +0000 http://daniellyle.com/wordpress/?p=3081#comment-1256 Wow, what an awesome review! I'm the Co-Founder & Product Manager for Planning Center, so it's great to hear what you like about our product. Thank you so much for posting! Wow, what an awesome review! I’m the Co-Founder & Product Manager for Planning Center, so it’s great to hear what you like about our product. Thank you so much for posting!

]]> Comment on The CCLI Top 100 As A Benchmark For Quality by Ed Murphy http://daniellyle.com/wordpress/the-ccli-top-100-as-a-bench-mark-for-quality/#comment-1234 Ed Murphy Tue, 10 Jan 2012 01:41:39 +0000 http://daniellyle.com/wordpress/?p=3003#comment-1234 Being a novice at advise on music, I found that educationalists sometime try to hard that they miss the simplicity of the leading of the Holy Spirits need to minister to those in need through music.When in tune it seems the sermon confirms the natural flow from the music ministry to the needs of the body? unity, healing, compassion, needs on and on.If your looking for high church format hymns by all means. At the Cross, Love lifted me, Jesus savior of my soul,I find to minister then and now? As Charles Spergon,G Whit field, DL,Moody,were different we appreciate there Spirit given words / works Billy Gram, Sister Teresa,J Mc Arthur,Charles Stanley,etc will be enjoyed and appreciate as well. I believe the Spirit imputes the words and music to the heart. While using people then now and to come in all aspects of his body ministeries Being a novice at advise on music, I found that educationalists sometime try to hard that they miss the simplicity of the leading of the Holy Spirits need to minister to those in need through music.When in tune
it seems the sermon confirms the natural flow from the music ministry to the needs of the body?
unity, healing, compassion, needs on and on.If your looking for high church format hymns by all means.
At the Cross, Love lifted me, Jesus savior of my soul,I find to minister then and now?
As Charles Spergon,G Whit field, DL,Moody,were different we appreciate there Spirit given words / works
Billy Gram, Sister Teresa,J Mc Arthur,Charles Stanley,etc will be enjoyed and appreciate as well.
I believe the Spirit imputes the words and music to the heart. While using people then now and to come in all aspects of his body ministeries

]]> Comment on The CCLI Top 100 As A Benchmark For Quality by daniellyle http://daniellyle.com/wordpress/the-ccli-top-100-as-a-bench-mark-for-quality/#comment-1232 daniellyle Mon, 09 Jan 2012 20:39:41 +0000 http://daniellyle.com/wordpress/?p=3003#comment-1232 Hi Nate, Thanks for reading and posting. I agree it is hard to assess a weight to these three questions and that's why I think of them more as guidelines rather then hard and fast rules. For example, I will occasionally (very occasionally) use Open the Eyes of My Heart (a Biblical phrase by the way). It's lite on content and it only has moderate musically value but it's still Biblical and a lot of people enjoy singing it. There are a lot of really good songs out there so selecting a song like Open the Eyes of My Heart is certainly the exception and not the rule. Hi Nate,

Thanks for reading and posting. I agree it is hard to assess a weight to these three questions and that’s why I think of them more as guidelines rather then hard and fast rules. For example, I will occasionally (very occasionally) use Open the Eyes of My Heart (a Biblical phrase by the way). It’s lite on content and it only has moderate musically value but it’s still Biblical and a lot of people enjoy singing it. There are a lot of really good songs out there so selecting a song like Open the Eyes of My Heart is certainly the exception and not the rule.

]]> Comment on The CCLI Top 100 As A Benchmark For Quality by Nate Vaughn http://daniellyle.com/wordpress/the-ccli-top-100-as-a-bench-mark-for-quality/#comment-1231 Nate Vaughn Mon, 09 Jan 2012 19:07:05 +0000 http://daniellyle.com/wordpress/?p=3003#comment-1231 I go through a similar process when adding to the library. Content, music, singability/likeability. It's hard to assess a weight to these 3. If it has good content, and good music, but the congregation is unresponsive; is it really usable. We have a blended worship service and there are certain songs we don't do because I know the congregation just doesn't feel it. On the other hand there are some that I know they might like to sing but the content is pretty sub-par. What then? Sometimes those songs that are light in content might actually evoke an emotional response that another content heavy song would not. As I add songs to the library that don't fit all 3 of those categories I make sure I have a specific purpose for them. If it's content heavy but difficult to sing, I better have a good reason that I'm imposing this song on 275 people. If the song is content light but fun to sing, I better have a good reason for using it. Generally songs that fall in either of those categories don't make the batting order very often. I go through a similar process when adding to the library. Content, music, singability/likeability. It’s hard to assess a weight to these 3. If it has good content, and good music, but the congregation is unresponsive; is it really usable. We have a blended worship service and there are certain songs we don’t do because I know the congregation just doesn’t feel it. On the other hand there are some that I know they might like to sing but the content is pretty sub-par. What then? Sometimes those songs that are light in content might actually evoke an emotional response that another content heavy song would not. As I add songs to the library that don’t fit all 3 of those categories I make sure I have a specific purpose for them. If it’s content heavy but difficult to sing, I better have a good reason that I’m imposing this song on 275 people. If the song is content light but fun to sing, I better have a good reason for using it. Generally songs that fall in either of those categories don’t make the batting order very often.

]]> Comment on 6 1/5 Tips For Making Good Comments When You’re Leading Worship by daniellyle http://daniellyle.com/wordpress/tips-for-making-good-comments-as-a-worship-leader/#comment-1212 daniellyle Mon, 02 Jan 2012 17:46:56 +0000 http://daniellyle.com/wordpress/?p=2865#comment-1212 Hi Candace! This used to be a weak area for me as well. Everything started to change for me when I put point Three, "Quote Scripture and others", into practice. Leaning on the words of others took a lot of pressure off of me. This allowed my to get more comfortable with just speaking infront of others. A great resource for this is Oswald Chambers' book My Utmost For His Highest. There is an index of scripture references in the back. If you know what the sermon text is you can look it up in the index and read a comment from Chambers that will lead into the sermon. Hi Candace!

This used to be a weak area for me as well. Everything started to change for me when I put point Three, “Quote Scripture and others”, into practice. Leaning on the words of others took a lot of pressure off of me. This allowed my to get more comfortable with just speaking infront of others.

A great resource for this is Oswald Chambers’ book My Utmost For His Highest. There is an index of scripture references in the back. If you know what the sermon text is you can look it up in the index and read a comment from Chambers that will lead into the sermon.

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