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WORSHIP UNPLUGGED- Rediscovering the Heart of Communion Fellowship and Prayer in the Digital Age by WINSTONE SHARRAD MUSEBE
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Worship Unplugged calls us back to the transformative power of worship in an age dominated by distractions. In a world where technology is ever-present, many of us struggle to experience the deep intimacy and reverence worship was meant to provide. Through this insightful exploration, Winstone Sharrad guides readers on a journey through the biblical practices of communion, fellowship, prayer, and praise, revealing their rich history and relevance today. He examines how modern technology impacts worship and offers practical ways to enhance worship experiences—both personally and within the church—using digital tools without losing the essence of connection with the Divine. This book challenges us to find balance in our tech-driven lives, helping us navigate the tension between sacred moments and digital distractions. Worship Unplugged is an invitation to deepen your worship, reorient your heart toward eternity, and rediscover the authentic power of worship—individually and in community. With biblical wisdom, historical insights, and modern reflections, this book serves as a guide to bringing your worship into full focus.
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