How Can Worship Matters Serve You More Effectively?
December 29, 2009
Like many of you, I’m in the midst of reflecting on 2009 and planning for 2010. One of my goals is to make Worship
Like many of you, I’m in the midst of reflecting on 2009 and planning for 2010. One of my goals is to make Worship
Every year Worship Leader magazine announces its “Reader’s Choice” awards. They give their readers a limited list, and ask them to choose their favorite
A few years ago I wrote a Christmas song for GLAD (my previous musical life) that reflected on Joseph and Mary’s humble submission in
As I review the past year, one of my highlights was definitely WorshipGod09: From Generation to Generation, featuring John Piper, C.J. Mahaney, Jeff Purswell, Thabiti
No, this isn’t a contest to see who can be the most like Jesus… Sovereign Grace Music is inviting families, individuals, children’s ministries, and
My daughter, Brittany, sent me this video today. It’s by the folks at Desiring God, who excel at using technology in a creative way to draw
If you lead worship, you may not think of yourself as a biblical counselor. Maybe that should change. Last month I had the joy
I know it’s late in the season, but I wanted to post some of the more solid Christmas songs, mostly for congregational worship, that
Yesterday I reviewed Paul Baloche’s new album, Glorious. I emailed Paul a few questions which he was kind enough to answer. As long as
My first lengthy conversation with Paul Baloche took place about 5 or 6 years ago. Early on the conversation turned to theology. Paul assured
When I agreed to lead worship at the CCEF conference last week, I have to admit I was a little intimidated by the theme
I asked Matt Redman if he could fill us in on some of the background to his latest album, We Shall Not Be Shaken,