A few weeks ago I finished God’s Lyrics: Rediscovering Worship Through Old Testament Songs. O’Donnell “draws out the historical, exegetical, and theological significance of the songs
Back in 2005 we produced an album called Worship God Live, a live album that featured Pat Sczebel and me each leading six songs. Pat
Yesterday I posted a song I sang at the NEXT conference for those with disabilities. A week or so before the conference began, I
I have a sweet job. One of my responsibilities is to oversee the production of Sovereign Grace albums. Some of you have asked where
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
I asked Matt Redman if he could fill us in on some of the background to his latest album, We Shall Not Be Shaken,
In his book, Christian Leaders of the 18th Century, J.C. Ryle (1816-1900) spends a chapter on August Toplady, the gifted but often contentious hymn-writer/pastor who
This past Sunday at my home church, we taught one of the songs from Sons & Daughters, The Father’s Love. It’s an uptempo song that
This past May I had the joy of leading the singing at the Next conference in Baltimore, MD, along with three different bands. One
My friend John Ripley, drummer for the band Generation Letter, recently emailed me some questions about how to figure out song writing credits. This
What? You say you didn’t even know we had a songwriting contest? No surprise. It was pretty low key. At the start of 2009,
A few weeks ago, I had the joy of gathering with 14 songwriters from Sovereign Grace churches to work on songs for some upcoming
