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Song-Book-Take-45.Pdf SONG BOOK Second Edition Church Family, The Song Book that you are holding is a testament to this fact: we (the pastors at First Irving) deeply care about singing as a church family! As Christians, we understand that God’s Word actually commands us to sing (every single Christian). Psalm 66:1-2 says, “Shout for joy to God, all the earth; sing the glory of his name; give to him glorious praise!” This tells us so much, but I’d like to point out two things: First, that we must sing, but perhaps more foundational is the second truth – that God is magnificently, unquestionably, and supremely worthy of our songs and praise! As the old hymn says, “How can I keep from singing?!” So, we desired to give you this Song Book as a tool to help facilitate singing among God’s people at First Irving; a tool that would lead us to praise and glorify God through song. Our desire is that the songs here would stir your soul to treasure and love God (Father, Son, & Holy Spirit) increasingly in every season of life, but also we pray that this book would strengthen and encourage your singing! In this book we have tried to select some of the very best songs that our church sings. There are certainly more we could have included (perhaps more to come later!), but these are particularly strong in rich biblical content and seem to have an enduring quality to them. In the spirit of 1 Thessalonians 5:23-24, we pray that God would use this Song Book to His glory and as a part of “sanctifying you completely.” Kurt Bost Worship Pastor Worship Ministry Convictions “Make disciples locally and globally for the glory of God” (Matt. 28:18-20, Acts 1:8, Eph. 4:12) At First Irving, the Worship Ministry is committed to: 1. Exalting Jesus - We believe a faithful worship ministry magnifies the greatness of God in Jesus Christ (Heb. 1:3; 2 Cor. 4:6) through the power of the Holy Spirit (Worship Matters, Kauflin). This makes our worship distinct from every other religion. It’s what makes us distinctly Christian. This conviction is not some scheme to diminish the Father’s glory or to avoid the Spirit. God’s glory in the Trinity is a shared glory. Thus, to glorify the Son is to glorify the Father and the Spirit. Jesus said in John 12:32 that when He is lifted up (exalted) He will draw all people to himself. So, as we exalt Jesus in our gatherings we get to see, by God’s grace and power alone, people drawn to salvation. - Practically, this means that we sing a great deal of songs that have the Person and work of Jesus gloriously depicted. So many of our songs will be gospel-centered because it is all we have to boast in as Christians (Gal. 6:14, Phil. 3:7-8). All of our new life has come from Christ’s death in our place on the cross and then His victorious resurrection three days later. For many, the cross is only a symbol of death and defeat, but for followers of Jesus it is our victory and life (1 Cor. 1:23-25) 2. Singing Truth - We believe that to be faithful Christians, we need strong theology all throughout our services. What we say about God really matters – His glory is at stake. Col. 3:2 calls believers to set their minds on things above, not just our emotions. Our desire as a church is to glorify God in all things and this includes our song choices. Beyond this foundational desire, we are called to make disciples. The lyrics we choose to sing as a church will shape our church spiritually. This means that we want to avoid inaccurate, misleading, or unclear lyrics in our songs. To be sure, Jesus in John 4 said that the Father is seeking those who will worship Him in spirit and in truth. Christian worship should be a beautiful balance of right thoughts about God and right affections for God (Matt. 22:37). We must guard against the unhealthy tendency of leaning too far in one direction. - We believe that right theology is what leads us to the right emotions about God. As fallen sinners, we can easily be swept away by emotion that isn’t grounded in biblical truth (Jer. 17:9). The songs we sing should be rich in biblical truth (2 Tim. 3:16) so that we can feel the right emotions toward God and truly be transformed (Rom. 12:1-2). - Practically, we approach music pastorally and want to think carefully about themes and specific messages in songs that our people need to hear and sing to prepare them for the service, their week, and ultimately for eternity. So, we will not only sing what tops the Christian music charts. There may be very good songs there, but more fundamentally we want to sing biblically accurate, theologically rich, and gospel-saturated songs. 3. Congregational Singing - We believe biblical praise is vocal and corporate. When you read the Psalms you find that when praise is being described it is referring to being present with the people of God, rather than alone at home. So biblically, the pattern for praise is that it’s out loud (vocal) and corporate so that others can be edified by the testimony in the assembly. Clearly, one of the most significant ways that we praise God today is through singing – and this is the primary way that we praise God in our gatherings at First Irving. - Colossians 3:16 is such an important verse in the New Testament about corporate singing. In this passage Paul effectively signs up every Christian for the choir! Every Christian is called to lift their voice in song (Even if others have told you differently!) We are collectively edified by each other’s voices in corporate worship. We often don’t realize how important all of our voices are and that all throughout Scripture we are commanded to sing and praise God. - Practically, when we gather as a church body, we view every Christian present as an active participant, not just a passive spectator. Throughout church history the church regularly assembled to do “the work of the people” (liturgy). This is powerfully seen in Col. 3:16 and Eph. 5:19 as Paul commands every believer (not just leaders and pastors) to let the Word of Christ dwell in them (being filled with the Spirit in Ephesians) and then respond in singing to one another. - Regularly, we intentionally scale back our stage musicians and worship leaders to encourage congregational singing. We have found that if our music is too loud and over- powering from the stage we can actually discourage the congregation from singing powerfully. In fact, every Sunday we desire that our church’s singing would over-power the band and worship leaders! We also have a very bright sanctuary with large windows all around. We love that we can see and interact with one another in our corporate worship and believe it actually helps us facilitate the picture we see in Col. 3:16 and Eph. 5:19 (“addressing one another” in songs). 4. Covenant Membership – Utilizing Members (not professionals) - We believe covenant members should occupy visible leadership positions within the worship ministry. The way that we see the church in Scripture profoundly shapes this conviction (not just in worship ministry, but all throughout our church). Fundamentally, a church in the New Testament is an assembly (ecclesia) of believers; believers that have gathered to edify one another and participate in the ordinances (Lord’s Supper and Baptism). - We welcome, hope, and expect non-believers to be present every time we gather as a church. We believe that one of the most powerful evangelistic opportunities that the Lord gives us is our corporate gatherings where non-believers will regularly hear the gospel preached, see the gospel shine through the Lord’s Supper and Baptism, and get to (in part) experience the gospel in our supernatural love for one another (John 13:35). - Practically, in our church we consider the role of worship leaders and band members a weighty calling. James tells us that “not many of you should be teachers” (3:1) because our judgment will be stricter. We believe worship leaders are teachers – they are weekly putting scripture and theology into the hearts and minds of congregants and often it is the music that people leave remembering most. This is unbelievably weighty! - Our worship leaders and band members are committed, covenant church members like everyone else. Because they are set on a leadership platform every week, we expect them to be exemplary church members and possess high Christian character. More than that, it is our conviction that every person on stage leading music is fundamentally a worship leader (band members included). Non-believers cannot worship God because they haven’t bowed down to or surrendered to Jesus yet, and they don’t have the Spirit of God within them. Therefore, non-believers fundamentally cannot lead worship. - Professional musicians (non-church members) may have a place in church music occasionally (special events), but we believe that a stage that is regularly filled with paid professionals (not to mention probably unbelievers) is actually counterintuitive to the gospel message. Too often it can show that we value production and “excellence” over gospel fidelity and character in leadership. To be clear, we do value biblical excellence and quality in worship and seek every opportunity to remove any obstacle that would distract from displaying the glory of Christ through song every week.
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