I was given this book as a gift by someone who thought I might find it interesting. I did. However, while there were definitely parts that I could readily identify with such as most of the sections written by Java Boy, a coffee lover , other parts I found much more difficult to relate to, particularly those of a more artistic and expressive nature because these characteristics are not abundant in me.
Nevertheless, the book provided valuable exposure to the diversity of what it means to worship. Aug 28, Jason Calahan rated it it was amazing. Read this while I was questioning things concerning church and "worship". While it is written uniquely, the main point of democratizing the act of musical praise is needed. It's a great tool to open up discussion of the "democratization" of every aspect of the Body.
As for practical song-writing help, it is encouraging in its simplicity. Focuses on expressing to your Creator rather than crafting a catchy hit. Nov 09, Tara rated it liked it. If you enjoy enter the worship circle as a worship band you might be interested in this book. This book has the feel of Blue like jazz without the drive to read it. It was okay, I was expecting more but it was still a decent read. Evette Weiler rated it it was amazing Jan 10, Catherine Lovett rated it it was amazing Apr 16, Joel Jackson rated it liked it Apr 04, Karina Tripp rated it it was amazing May 07, Adam rated it really liked it Jul 22, Erin rated it really liked it Jun 17, Chris Lester rated it really liked it Oct 06, Bill Flach rated it liked it Feb 05, Steven Potts rated it really liked it Feb 12, Jorge rated it really liked it Jul 04, Paul Sparks rated it liked it Feb 03, Alanna Penner rated it it was amazing Sep 11, Matt Weston rated it liked it Apr 02, Deborah Ormsby rated it really liked it Jan 11, J rated it really liked it May 26, Kevin rated it it was amazing May 23, Paul Nunn rated it really liked it Dec 28, Brandon rated it really liked it Jan 14, Alice Blackwelder rated it it was amazing Jun 20, T Rav rated it liked it Feb 25, Ami Kismet rated it it was amazing Jan 27, Daniel rated it liked it Oct 29, Raylee Bradfield rated it it was ok Jul 25, Tabitha Flatt rated it it was ok Jun 04, There are no discussion topics on this book yet.
Be the first to start one ». Videos About This Book. More videos About Ben Pasley. Ben Pasley. Ben Pasley is a published author, song writer, music producer, performer, public speaker, creative coach, pastor, leadership equipper, and fly fisherman. He might be best known for the worship music series Enter The Worship Circle, which has sold hundreds of thousands of albums since its debut release in As an author he has focused on themes like: living in the Kingdom, receiving the spirit Ben Pasley is a published author, song writer, music producer, performer, public speaker, creative coach, pastor, leadership equipper, and fly fisherman.
As an author he has focused on themes like: living in the Kingdom, receiving the spirit of sonship, and re-imagining the family of faith. Books by Ben Pasley. One thing that greatly enhances this echo of Exodus is in the recording style of EWC. This allows for a connection in the moment between people, as well as captures the spontaneity that can erupt at any given time. While there are a couple corny lines in the Fourth Circle, it is prominently filled with relevant and sincere lyrics, both poetically and literally.
The great thing with working from the Psalms as a content base is that they provide a gamut of emotions. The Psalms bleed incarnation. What is worship if it is not human?
They display an interactive and glorious God. God is eternal and these earthly things will soon fade away. Besides praise, questioning ensues on different levels. The members of EWC are normal and this is refreshing.
They create because of who they are. The worship of EWC is grounded on earth but rooted in heaven. Your browser does not support HTML5 audio. Large toggle button. Previous track button Next track button. Small toggle button.
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