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Formation to Transformation is a short, Scripture-centered worship devotional rooted in the conviction that worship is more than singing.
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This I Recall to My Mind | Before the Doors Open (opens the original)
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You're up, and you don't feel much of anything about it yet. Not discouraged exactly. Just even. Most people know Lamentations 3:23. Not many know what comes right before it. This I recall to my mind, therefore I have hope. He doesn't wake up with hope, he goes and gets it. Twenty verses earlier he says his strength has perished along with his expectation from the Lord, and nothing in the chapter takes that back. Then he deliberately calls something to mind, and hope follows the recalling, in th
Habakkuk 2:12-13 | The Peoples Labor for Fire (opens the original)
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I used to debate my old pastor about our biggest weekend of the year. He'd say let's do it bigger and better, and I'd say okay, but why? What's the purpose? I know a lot of churches where that's the whole motto, and what happens inevitably is you burn out your people. It's never let's hire more people. It's always how do we do bigger and better with the same budget and the same people. The peoples labor for the fire, and the nations weary themselves for vanity. They didn't fail. They got tired b
Habakkuk 2:11 | The Stone Will Cry Out of the Wall (opens the original)
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There's a photo I use sometimes from a program I did years back, and there's a Guitar Hero screen on the back wall. We played Guitar Hero, the whole room. I picked the photo because I needed a photo and I put it up without thinking about it. Some of the comments are not happy about it at all, and I've started to enjoy watching people argue. Habakkuk 2:11 is one verse and it does the whole job. The stone cries out of the wall and the beam answers it. The building testifies, not the people in it,
Habakkuk 2:9-10 | You Have Sinned Against Your Soul (opens the original)
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I got a sweet delay pedal about ten years ago and it was a big old deal for us. I downloaded every timeline preset off the church site and I was going to dial it all in. I was just excited to have the new toy. My nest was nine inches wide and it sat on a pedalboard. There's a phrase at the end of Habakkuk 2:10 that almost nobody preaches. You have sinned against your soul. Not against the people, against your soul. The cost of building your own small kingdom is real for everybody underneath you,
Habakkuk 2:8 | Because You Plundered (opens the original)
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Sunday mornings at 6:30 I used to text the worship leader, sorry man, I'm out. It didn't bother me even a little. I was one of three guitarists, nobody had cast any vision to me, and I knew I was just the guitar player. Then I became the guy who gets the text. Habakkuk 2:8 sounds like karma and it isn't. Karma is a system. This is a sentence about what people do: the remnant of the peoples, the ones left over, the survivors of what you did. They don't get organized, they just eventually get thei
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