Reflections From a Hospital Bed
March 23, 2026
When I turned 70 in January of last year, I was filled with fresh faith for what God wanted me to do in the
When I turned 70 in January of last year, I was filled with fresh faith for what God wanted me to do in the
Photo by Ismael Paramo on Unsplash My church is currently 25 sermons into a series on Exodus. It’s been amazing. Each week we’ve been
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
It seems each Christmas I hear more people talk about how difficult this time can be for those who are suffering, depressed, or struggling with loss.
Recently I had the privilege of traveling to the UK with my good friends CJ Mahaney and Jeff Purswell to participate in “Two Conferences, One Hope.” The first day was an event
People have asked me for a while to occasionally post the order of a Sunday service at Sovereign Grace Church of Louisville, my home church. There’s no perfect
I know it’s already February, but people frequently ask me what’s coming up for Sovereign Grace Music in 2016. As always, Sovereign Grace Music will be providing
In 2008, I suggested in Worship Matters that the title of “worship leader” needed to be defined to be helpful. So I defined it
I first met Michael Morrow in Australia. I had heard his song We Belong to the Day and was impressed with his desire to write songs
I’ve had more than one conversation with a 20 or 30 something worship leader who was concerned about growing old. Will I have a job? Will
I met Matt Searles via email a few years ago after hearing his album, Now and Not Yet, acoustic renditions of various Psalms. It was biblical,
Not writing this blog, obviously. At some point I hope to start posting regularly again, but right now I wanted to share what’s been going
