To Use or Lose the Music Stands: Is That the Question?
December 4, 2017
In the past few years, a number of voices have emerged encouraging church musicians to lose their music stands. I don’t think anyone is
In the past few years, a number of voices have emerged encouraging church musicians to lose their music stands. I don’t think anyone is
Sovereign Grace Music released our last band album, Sooner Count the Stars, two years ago. I’m happy to announce that after reviewing 170 songs, we finally
Last month, prior to having the joy of participating in the Getty Sing! conference in Nashville, I chatted with Sol Fenne at a lunch sponsored by 20Schemes.
Back in February, I posted a song that Chris Anderson and I wrote for the 500th anniversary of the Reformation. We called it “Reformation
When I wrote Worship Matters in 2008, I wanted to pass on to younger leaders some of what I had learned from my mentors, study,
Recently someone wrote me and asked: A young woman in our church has written a few songs that we have taught but she doesn’t want to
It’s been over a week, but I’m still enjoying the rich time we had at WorshipGod17 MidWest. The conference was called Human and Holy:
This coming Tuesday, July 25, Sovereign Grace Music will be recording our first live album in 6 years: “Prayers of the Saints.” If you happen to be
Some time last year a friend who leads the music in his church texted me to express a concern. Social media has been on my mind lately. It
This past May, our youngest child, McKenzie, graduated from Boyce College with a degree in biblical studies, focusing on music and worship. After 4 1/2
In just under two months (July 27-29) we’ll be gathering in Louisville, KY for our second regional WorshipGod conference! The first was held in Pennsylvania
Last April a friend of mine at Grace Community Church texted me to say John MacArthur was going to invite me to lead the music for some
