Emotional Formation in Christian Worship
Daniel JesseEmotional Formation in Christian Worship explores how emotions are represented in all aspects of Christian Worship services.
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When the Church Sings What We Cannot Yet Say
Sometimes you do not know how deep grief goes until the congregation stands to sing.
Everyone rises. The organ or the band begins to play. The congregation breathes in. And then you realize you cannot sing.
The words are familiar, maybe e...
The Worship Playlist That Keeps Us Company
Fernand Khnopff Listening to Music by Schumann 1883
We do not always press play because we want to worship. Sometimes we press play because we do not want to feel alone. Sometimes, that’s okay. And sometimes it does damage to our worship l...
A Map for the Feelings We Hide in Church
Chaïm Soutine, Carcass of Beef (detail), 1925 – Source (Jérôme Villafruela, CC BY-SA 4.0).
I was listening to a podcast and they were talking about emotions, and the Ekman charts of emotion came up. I thought that the idea of trying to cha...
When Happiness Has Too Low a Ceiling
There are evenings when the house is finally quiet, the work is mostly done, everyone is safe, nothing is obviously wrong—and still some small sadness rises up from underneath the day. Not crisis. Not despair. Just that ache that appears wh...
A Welcome to New Subscribers
Welcome: Worship Forms What We Learn to Feel
Most of us know worship matters. What I keep wondering is quieter, and maybe more consequential: what is worship doing to the way we feel?
We sing. We pray. We confess. We listen. We come to...
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Researching emotions in Christian music and how songs shape our emotions. Theologian of Sacred Gloom and Songs of Sadness.
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