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Here you’ll find articles that equip and inspire you to behold Christ, cultivate rhythms of renewal, and build a life of worship that flows from the knowledge of God.

Christ-Centered Theology

Our theology is not just academic–it is the pursuit of the Living God. Explore articles that deepen your understanding of Scripture, anchor your heart in the gospel, and draw your worship towards Jesus Christ, the center of all truth and glory.

Worship that Beholds

Worship is not performance–it is beholding. In this section, discover how true worship flows from seeing Jesus rightly. Learn to lead and live from the place of adoration, intimacy, and Spirit-filled devotion.

Recent Blogs

Catch the latest articles from Relentless Pursuit Creative. Fresh insights on Christ-centered theology, worship, and rhythms of renewal–helping you pursue Him in every season.

Keely McCartney Keely McCartney

The Consequences of Criticizing Worship: Lessons from Michal's Barrenness

In the realm of worship, King David serves as a powerful example of someone with a heart fully devoted to God. He was unafraid to set aside his dignity and become "even more undignified" in his worship because he recognized the worthiness of God. However, there is another side to this story—a cautionary tale that teaches us an important lesson about the danger of criticizing dancing in worship.

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Keely McCartney Keely McCartney

Worship Songs Teach Theology

The study of theology is not merely a theoretical exercise of the intellect. It is a study of the living God and of the wonders of all His works in creation and redemption. We cannot study this subject dispassionately

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Keely McCartney Keely McCartney

Worship Leaders Need Oil

The oil will be evident when we spend time worshiping in the secret place with our songs and sets. But we do not get oil from just adding songs to our sets and practicing them. Just as preachers should not read their Bibles only to craft a message, worship leaders should not choose songs without oil and history.

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