WorshipGod06 Travel Arrangements
July 8, 2006
If you’re driving to the WorshipGod conference, or arriving at one of the local airports, and would like someone to ride with or pick
If you’re driving to the WorshipGod conference, or arriving at one of the local airports, and would like someone to ride with or pick
This question is a follow-up to an earlier post concerning the place of parents in training children. I’m in complete agreement with your quote
Keith Getty and Stuart Townend. If you don’t know those names, you should. They are the co-writers of In Christ Alone, and as far
Our culture can tend to talk about the cross in a way that magnifies our worth to God rather than our sin against Him.
In response to the series I did on physical expressiveness in corporate worship, I received a follow-up question from the gentleman who originally asked
I’ve asked a new question on the WorshipGod06 Conference blog. Whether or not you’re coming to the conference, I’d benefit from knowing your thoughts:
For over 20 years, Sovereign Grace has been seeking to write and publish biblically faithful, Christ-exalting, emotionally moving songs to serve our churches in
Yesterday morning, I had the privilege of leading the church in celebrating the Lord’s supper. This is a slightly edited version of the thoughts
I’m in the middle of a writing retreat, working on a book for Crossway tentatively entitled Worship Matters. Catchy title, I know. Lord willing,
For those of you who might be interested in a foretaste of the Valley of Vision CD we’re releasing in August, you can listen
Yesterday morning Americans celebrated Father’s Day, a holiday that was officially established in 1924 by President Coolidge. Like many churches, we took time to
Not too long ago I received an e-mail from someone whose music team has grown, resulting in less-gifted musicians still on the team. He