Kingdom Impact Theater Ministries

Christ-Centered Worship

7/30/2021

As a a result of viewing many churches online and attending several churches live during the pandemic of 2020, the KIT ensemble is rechristening "Sunday Worship Live!" as "Christ-Centered Worship."

The KIT ensemble leads worship following the Levites' example or ushering the congregation into the presence of God through a variety of expressions.

This range of interactions are designed to engage mind, body and soul throughout and beyond corporate meeting time. "Christ-Centered Worship" has four purposes:

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What We Want for Christmas

12/10/2020

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Vikki recoils at her kids’ Christmas list in her holiday show, “True Gifts: Stories of Birth & Renewal” But KIT’s wish list makes her smile... and pray.

It is not the easiest question to answer: “What do you want for Christmas?”
A response seems so selfish. So greedy. It is the seed that spawned Black Friday, Cyber Monday and broke January. That question in 2020 brings to mind other thoughts. With another predicted wave of business closures and restrictions because of the pandemic, the theme song of this shopping season maybe a mashup of “Brother, Can You Spare a Dime?” answered by “I Got Plenty of Nothin’.

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Guide to At-Home Communion

4/1/2020

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As the stay-at-home orders extend around the U.S. as a result of COVID-19 quarantines, and Christ-following churches adapt how Services of Worship are conducted, among the adjustments to be made are rites commanded by Scripture, notably, baptism and The Lord's Supper.

While the procedures connected with the above may be familiar to you, in the online community, these days pastors will encounter many variables in the process:

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2020: A Year for The Lord

1/2/2020

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"I know the plans I have for you..." -- Jeremiah 29:11

by Michael Edgar Myers, Founding Director

We at Kingdom Impact Theater Ministries are proponents of balanced ministry teams for many reasons.

By balanced ministry teams, we mean a modern version of Paul's "spiritual gifts" analysis: we all have many gifts, but the same spirit. In essence, we are working toward the same goal -- for Christ and through Christ -- who provides the gifts and the vision. Our humanness, however, can frequently affect all of the above -- our vision and the use of gifts of God.

A balanced team, in contemporary terms, takes into account assorted ages, ethnicities and skills , which not only provide practical tools, but also inspiration and motivation. We have experienced this ourselves in the younger people who have served with us over the past five years as KIT has expanded our performance and teaching concepts.

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Born Believing

7/16/2019

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Despite her shy off-stage persona, to Marissa Brown, leading congregants through musical worship is a natural as breathing.

The phrase "born-again Christian" is redundant.

One cannot be Christian unless born again, as Jesus explained and was quoted in the scripture of John.

The "born again" in His reference is rebirth of a man's natural spirit to rebel against God. That is, to disobey God, to rely on self, to think of self first. These are the basic elements of life collectively tagged "sin" -- Jesus says this human spirit, the spirit of sin -- must be "reborn" to submit to God's will and guidance. This is done, first, by recognizing and acknowledging the life of Christ as revealed in Scriptures, then by living according to His teachings. In its simplest expression, this is what it means to be born again. To renew a spirit to follow God's lead.

But what of those people who were born with such a spirit. The spirit to follow God and not sin that seems intrinsic from birth. Are there such people? Especially in our age?

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