Book Review – The Art of Worship
January 30, 2007
Last week I had the privilege of speaking and leading worship at the Calvin Worship Symposium in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Why I chose to
Last week I had the privilege of speaking and leading worship at the Calvin Worship Symposium in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Why I chose to
I’m currently at the Hershey Lodge in Hershey, PA, with 1600 men for “The Quest: A Journey Through Biblical Masculinity.” It’s a conference being
This question came in from Dennis: How would pastors and worship leaders best transition a church from merely stopping all our songs when the
Josh wrote in to ask: As far as an audition goes I was wondering if you had any specific suggestions on the best way
I received this question from a leader who recently had a young girl sing a very off-key solo in his church. He had worked
Dan left this question in the comments section of a previous post: I have been to quite a few conferences over the years and
A leader sent this question to me: Recently there have been some people offended by some of the appearance of the worship team. We
Musicians have long argued about which is better for the church – musicians who play by note or those who play by ear. I’ve
In response to the series I did on physical expressiveness in corporate worship, I received a follow-up question from the gentleman who originally asked
Not too long ago I received an e-mail from someone whose music team has grown, resulting in less-gifted musicians still on the team. He
This is my last post (for now) on the topic of bodily expression in corporate worship. Let me say again that in issues regarding
I’ve been talking about how to help a church grow in physical expression that draws attention to the greatness of God’s glory in Christ.