Last week, Preachers and Sneakers showed a screenshot of an Elevation Worship ticket in LA for over $1000. Scott and Micah look at the pricing of these tickets and discuss should worship teams and their pastor charge this amount of money. We look at other prices at different venues and discuss the financial ethics of worship leaders who are on staff full-time and touring.
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Episode 144: Kutless’ Musical Journey
StandardIf you listen to Christian Music in the early 2000s, you would have come across Kutless’ hard rock worship style. In their 20-year span, they are coming out with new music and even discussing their hiatus from the CCM scene.
Scott and Micah look at the Christian Post interview and discuss the CCM music scene and the culture shift in the church that lead to the band’s hiatus
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Episode 142: Toxic Worship Theology
StandardWith more information coming out about the toxic church culture at Hillsong, some people have proclaimed that churches that use songs from bigger church organizations (Hillsong, Bethel, Elevation, etc.) in their worship are promoting a toxic theology. Scott and Micah discuss this topic and answer the question “is it right or wrong to use these church’s songs in worship?”
Episode 97: Discussions on Worship
LinkEpisode 97: Discussions on Worship
Scott Stedman and John Dull discuss the spiritual discipline of Worship both in a corporate church setting and in our personal lives.
Episode 72: Joy & Pain
LinkIn this episode, Scott discusses the paradoxical relationship between Joy & Pain.
Episode 63 – Lauren Daigle’s response to homosexuality & the first stone
LinkEpisode 63 – Lauren Daigle’s response to homosexuality & the first stone
Scott addresses Lauren Daigle’s response to homosexuality and interpreting the response from the Christian Community
Episode 17 – Depression & Robin Williams
LinkEpisode 17 – Depression & Robin Williams
On this episode of the Scott Stedman Podcast we will be discussing depression, Robin Williams’s Death, and why we are attached to those in the entertainment industry.
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