Aug 23, 2018
When it comes to leading worship, liturgist & writer Aaron Niequist likes to swim in the deep end. Coming from a small stream of evangelicalism, Aaron has wrestled & fought with questions like, "Is this all there is? Is there more to worship than a setlist & a sermon?"
His questions about worship styles & Sunday morning practices only
scratch the surface, for Aaron is always swimming deeper, seeking
after the substance beneath all the worship styles.
During this journey through doubt & deconstruction, Aaron discovered the rich treasure of ancient Christian practices & the beauty of liturgical worship. And he's spent years experimenting with the concept of importing these ancient practices into modern worship settings. Through many successes & failures, Aaron has gleaned much wisdom, which he shares in his new book, "The Eternal Current: how a practice-based faith can save us from drowning".
And I'm so grateful to Aaron for coming onto the podcast to share some of the stories of swimming in the Eternal Current.
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"The Eternal Current" is available as a book & audiobook wherever you buy books.
https://www.aaronniequist.com/
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A New Liturgy: https://www.anewliturgy.com/
Theme Music by Future of Forestry ("Homeward" on the album "Awakened to the Sound"
Additional Music: Aaron Niequist/A New Liturgy + The Radial Conservatory