My Debt to Harold Best
Harold Best turned 88 this past Monday. I called him to wish him a happy birthday, but couldn’t get through. So I sent him
Harold Best turned 88 this past Monday. I called him to wish him a happy birthday, but couldn’t get through. So I sent him
Back in 2006, Sovereign Grace Music hosted our first WorshipGod conference in Maryland. Since then, we’ve led conferences in Kentucky, Texas, Florida, California, Pennsylvania,
This past week churches throughout the world remembered and celebrated what is at the heart of the Christian faith: the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Songs, sermons,
Who would have dreamed or ever foreseen that we could hold God in our hands? That question comes from a song I wrote last year
Not too long ago I was in Nashville with Julie and we stopped by to see our friends, Keith and Kristyn Getty. While we
It’s difficult, if not impossible, to overstate the significance of the Incarnation. Writers, philosophers, poets, and composers through the centuries have searched in vain
Many pastors, music leaders, and production personnel are breathing a deep sigh of relief after this past weekend. After all the planning, strategizing, prayer, preparation, and
Yesterday, I shared bullet points from the first part of a message I recently gave at the Doxology and Theology Conference and the Christian
The past few weeks I had the privilege of speaking at the Doxology and Theology conference in Frisco, TX, and the Christian Musicians Summit
One of the drums I will never tire of beating is this: All biblical worship is rooted in and made possible by the cross

On April 10 we’ll be releasing our next album, From Age to Age, a collection of 14 new hymns for the church. We call
When we were putting together the songs for The Gathering: Live from WorshipGod11, we ended up having not one, but two songs that served