When Feet Want to Be Hands
September 25, 2007
Two Sundays ago I had the privilege of preaching at my home church, Covenant Life. We’re in the middle of a series on 1
Two Sundays ago I had the privilege of preaching at my home church, Covenant Life. We’re in the middle of a series on 1
Justin wrote me and asked: How do you handle the purchase of instruments, equipment, and supplies for your musicians? Does the church purchase all
I’ve been composing songs for forty years now. That’s a long time. In high school, my songs were very functional; I wrote them to
As the Director of Worship Development for Sovereign Grace Ministries, one of the things I do is oversee the production and direction of the
I appreciate those of you who have taken the time to send me a specific question related to what you’re going through. Scott wrote
Recently a Roman Catholic bishop suggested that Christians could pray to Allah. Al Mohler posted a response on his blog. He wrote: From its
Chris sent me this question: My church, since its inception, has had a mostly traditional service. We sing hymns primarily with a spiritual song
One of the joys of doing what I do is meeting people who share a similar passion for glorifying Jesus Christ through music. Will
Will sent me this question: Is there an objective standard by which to gauge the effectiveness of repetition in contemporary worship hymnody?…What are some
Since a few dozen bloggers have already announced that we at Sovereign Grace Ministries have decided to give away all our message MP3’s, I
I just received this e-mail from Jon, a twenty five year old worship leader who will soon be taking on a new position at
Matt sent in this question: I recently came across a message board where folks were discussing secular songs that could be done to make