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Elijah Tafao
Omnibus/Rhetoric instructor and Dean of Apostles' Hall at Paideia Academy (Knoxville, TN) and Minister of Music at Robertsville Baptist Church.
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Oct 9, 2026
The Voices of Modernity and the Songs of the Church: Studying Both the Sacred and the Secular Whilst Singing the Scriptures
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11:32speaker_0HOST
Why do the words that we're proclaiming matter?
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11:35Elijah TafaoGUEST
I, I know we're, we're preaching to the choir here, but our worship, it matters that it's theologically rich because the object of our worship is infinitely rich, and deep, and beautiful, and good, and true.
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11:49Elijah TafaoGUEST
And so, um, th- a- and I will say th- there's nothing wrong with w- with worship music that makes us feel close to God.
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30:05speaker_0HOST
May we always heed the words of Psalm 115:1 which says, "Not to us, O Lord, not to us, but to your name give glory." See you next time.