I can well remember serving my first full time church immediately after graduating from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in December of 1978. I thought what a privilege to actually get paid for doing something I really love! That sentiment has lasted through the years. 

It is a privilege to serve the Lord Jesus Christ at Moulton Baptist Church as Minister of Music.  I enjoy working with all age groups within the church, but especially enjoy working with the Hallelujah Choir.  This is probably because I was at MBC when this group was started on May 6^th of 2003.  The Hallelujah Choir rehearses on Tuesday mornings and sings once a month at the Nursing Home.  The Hallelujah Choir is also the backbone for our early Sunday morning worship service choir. 

One of our highest privileges as a Christian is to worship Christ privately and corporately during worship services.  I believe four things should take place in an effective worship service:  Adoration, Humiliation, Purification, and Dedication.  Isaiah 6:1-8 give us the classic example of the worship experience.  First, we must see God, therefore we must be seeking God; second, after seeing God, we see ourselves and say, “woe is me...”

Third, we should get right with God, or have a 1 John 1:9 experience.  Fourth, our attitude should say, “Here am I, send me”.  This is my personal goal in every worship service, because you can’t take people to some place where you have not been!