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WorshipGod06 Crash Time

The crunch is over.

Now it's time to crash.

WorshipGod06 concluded this afternoon after nearly 72 hours straight of intense sound, lighting, and video production. Phew! It was a challenge for our teams, but what a wonderful one. From my limited vantage point, it sure seemed like God met the attendees, and that's what matters most. I know his name was exalted, his Word was preached, and his Spirit was active. Now, my prayer is that he helps people to apply what they learned at their home churches. I believe that he will.

I know I will be reflecting on the conference throughout the week, and as I do, I'll let you know what went well, what we learned, and what never to do!

WorshipGod06 Crash Time.

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This blog contains my reflections, as a simple church technical director, on how to use media to the glory of Jesus Christ.

In some cases, I will question current assumptions about and practices of media use in church, maybe even yours.

Please know that my desire is not to criticize or offend but rather to prompt intelligent discussions.

In a church media culture that regularly takes its cues from the secular world, I want to dig into God's word to learn how to use media fully, appropriately, creatively, and to the glory of God.

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Dave Wilcox is married to Cara, the most beautiful woman in the world, and is father to Meg, Matthew, and Esme, the cutest kids ever seen.

He has the honor of serving Covenant Life Church as Technical Director.

His primary responsibilities include leading and caring for the volunteers on the sound, lighting, video, scenic design, and sermon media ministry teams.

Email: dwilcox [at] covlife.org
AIM: dwilcox [at] covlife.org
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Although I work for Covenant Life Church, a member church of Sovereign Grace Ministries, what is written here are my thoughts. This blog may not represent either ministry's views on the particular topics.

Please comment frequently and passionately. I welcome your thoughts and questions. However, I reserve the right to remove comments for any reason whatsoever.

All Scripture references, unless otherwise stated, are from The Holy Bible, English Standard Version, © 2001 by Crossway Bibles, a division of Good News Publishers.

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