
Reflections From a Hospital Bed
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
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.
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’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
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
In a little under two weeks my family and I will be moving to Louisville, KY. After thirty years of being in Gaithersburg, MD, Sovereign
I’ve been asked more than once how you can lead people in singing God’s praise when you’re going through your own personal trials. This
55. A speed limit. Five years past half a century. LV. Double nickels. And today, my age. I finally qualify for the 10% senior
I’m heading out from vacation today with my daughter, Chelsea, to speak at the Desiring God National Conference, The Power of Words and the
From Sept. 14-28 I’ll be here with my family and a two other families. The only ones who can’t make it this year are
I’m at the beach with my family right now and won’t be posting again until next week. When I get back I’ll receive the