Modern Worship & Theological Thinness // Theology of Rhythm Ep. 14
Jun 1, 202614m0
Modern Worship & Theological Thinness // Theology of Rhythm Ep. 14
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Theology of Rhythm
Hosted by Reagan Canington · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 13 episodes
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About this podcast
Theology of Rhythm exists to educate, edify, and strengthen worship leaders in their craft. Worship is a gift from God, given so that we might know Him more fully and love Him more deeply.
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About the host
Reagan Canington hosts Theology of Rhythm, a music show with 13 episodes published.
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Theology of Rhythm has published 13 episodes.
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