Risen Has Arrived
I’m happy to announce that our latest album, Risen, came out yesterday — a whole album of songs that celebrate the reality and meaning
I’m happy to announce that our latest album, Risen, came out yesterday — a whole album of songs that celebrate the reality and meaning
Thanks to everyone who left a comment on why it’s helpful to update hymns. Lots of helpful thoughts. I said I’d pick 4 random
In my review of David Potter’s album, Man of Sorrows Glorious King, I forgot to mention that he kindly sent me 4 CDs to
I’ve been encouraged by the attention hymns have been getting recently. Not because I’m a fan of hymns in general, but because hymns tend
Do we really need one more worship conference? That’s the question I ask myself every other year as I start planning for the next
It occurred to me a few weeks ago that I wasn’t receiving any emails through this my blog, that is, through the Contact Me
One of the topics in the church that leaders rarely address is modesty. It’s awkward. You can be accused of legalism. People can be
Over the years we’ve offered numerous seminars on songwriting at the WorshipGod conferences, taught primarily by Steve & Vikki Cook and Mark Altrogge, but
In 1991 I had the privilege of participating in a church plant in Charlotte, NC. It was a thrilling, humbling, faith-stretching, unpredictable adventure that
Every February we slash prices at the Sovereign Grace store. Why? Primarily, we want to give our churches an opportunity to stock up on
Nathan Fellingham, a good friend and member of the UK group Phatfish, recently made me aware of an EP he produced by Kate Simmonds.
Yesterday, I posted Greg Hagan’s answers to two questions about how to become a better guitarist. Greg not only has years of experience using