relationships & worship - what is worship and how does worship uniquely impact our relationships and communities

Kristin interviews John Brown University's Director of Worship Arts & Pastoral Care to hear his story and have a conversation about what worship is and how worship allows us to press into healthy relationships, how worship impacts our communities, and what it means to be a pastoral presence in our relationships even as people that are not professional pastors.   Be sure to check out all our resources below and leave a 5-star review if you like what you're hearing! For further resources on this topic check out: Pastoral Counseling - James Dittes Wounded Healer - Henri Nouwen The Pastor - Eugene Peterson Unceasing Worship - Harold Best A Body of Praise - David Taylor The Liturgy of the Ordinary - Tish Harrison Warren   Discussion questions for reflection with your friends: What comes to mind when you think of worship, especially in the context of the definition Connor gave us? Do you think we need community, why or why not? If you have a relationship with Christ, how if at all, have you seen that impact your relationships? How if at all does worship draw us closer to the people we are in community with?  In light of this conversation what is a way you can seek to be more intentional and present with the people you are around?