Redeeming Valentine’s Day – A Story of Grace
February 14, 2014
On February 14 of 1972, I gave a Valentine’s day card to Julie, who is now my wife. It sounds like a fairy tale
On February 14 of 1972, I gave a Valentine’s day card to Julie, who is now my wife. It sounds like a fairy tale
Last week Donald Miller, probably best known as the author of Blue Like Jazz, wrote a blog post called, “I Don’t Worship God by
We’ll be hosting our first WorshipGod conference, Called to be Faithful, in Bath, UK, 5-8th March. That’s a little less than a month away!
As a professional musician for almost 40 years, I’m at least mildly interested in the Grammys each year. Who are the young artists that
I’ve been thinking about the use of generic syllables in congregational singing for a while now. It’s not a new phenomenon. I remember
I’m looking forward to a number of WorshipGod events in 2014 that include the Dominican Republic (July 3-6 at La IBI), and Orange County,
If you’re reading this by email or an RSS feed you probably won’t notice that Worship Matters has a new look. It’s something
I’ve read a number of posts and articles about how to determine what’s best for your congregation to sing. Kevin DeYoung did a two
WorshipGod UK is two months away and I can’t wait. The conference will be held at the Bath Forum in Bath, UK, 5-8 March.
It’s difficult, if not impossible, to overstate the significance of the Incarnation. Writers, philosophers, poets, and composers through the centuries have searched in
A few months ago I was talking with Jonathan Jackson, a member of Sovereign Grace Church of Louisville who has also led worship in
This semester I met with a group of interns on Friday afternoons (when I was around). Along with developing some musical skills we read
