Pastoring Through Song at the Shepherd’s Conference
March 22, 2018
In yesterday’s post, I shared some thoughts on planning and leading songs at a conference. In this post, I describe what that actually looked
In yesterday’s post, I shared some thoughts on planning and leading songs at a conference. In this post, I describe what that actually looked
I recently had the privilege of leading the worship in song for a number of sessions at The Shepherd’s Conference. Hosted by John MacArthur
In a culture when Sunday “worship” is more produced, polished, and professional than ever, it’s helpful to remember what really matters to God
This past Sunday I turned 63. I’ve reached that age when the question I get most frequently is some form of, “So, what have
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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
