They Once Were Lost But Now Are Found
December 31, 2008
In the process of hosting this ESV Bible giveaway, I discovered that the “Contact Me” link on my blog hasn’t been working for a
In the process of hosting this ESV Bible giveaway, I discovered that the “Contact Me” link on my blog hasn’t been working for a
A while back I posted on why I like the ESV Study Bible and my plan to read through it by the end of
This past Sunday I had the privilege of leading the singing at my home church. At Christmas time there’s sometimes a tension between choosing
We just learned that Worship Leader magazine has included our Psalms CD as one of six choices for the “Best Worship Compilation CD” for
Even though 2008 isn’t finished yet, I’m in the midst of planning for our next worship conference, WorshipGod09: From Generation to Generation, to be
What do you do when in the middle of leading worship you have a train wreck? We had the opportunity to find out at
I’ve mentioned the blog of our tech director, Dave Wilcox, before. It’s called “Undistract,” which I think is a great name for a blog
I just finished reading Talent is Overrated: What Really Separates World-Class Performers from Everybody Else, by Geoff Colvin. Fascinating book. Giftedness is a topic
In a previous post I extolled the virtues of the Sibelius notation software. Some of you wrote that you were thinking about upgrading. Just
I’m trying out a new format for Worship Matters that I’ll be working on for the next few days. Of course, if you get
I’ve been musing recently about how we express our musical opinions. Why do we feel so strongly about songs, bands, and styles? And why
Last April I had the joy of leading over 5000 individuals, mostly men, in times of corporate worship at the Together for the Gospel
