The Paradox of the Worship Selfie
July 12, 2017
Some time last year a friend who leads the music in his church texted me to express a concern. Social media has been on my mind lately. It
Some time last year a friend who leads the music in his church texted me to express a concern. Social media has been on my mind lately. It
Last Thursday at 10:06 AM, Brian Chesemore, a pastor at Sovereign Grace Church of Louisville, texted me and the other pastors. He informed us that one of our members,
This semester I met with a group of interns on Friday afternoons (when I was around). Along with developing some musical skills we read
Recently, I had the privilege of leading the music at the Conviction to Lead conference, put on by Cornerstone Church of Knoxville. It was
Last month I had the privilege to lead a few songs at John Piper’s Gravity and Gladness seminar, and participate in a Q&A with
WorshipGod11: The Gathering, (Aug. 10-13), is a little under three months away. I’m excited that Bryan Chapell, Ray Ortlund, Jr., Thabiti Anyabwile, Craig Cabaniss,
Our church is in the middle of a series on 1 Peter and we’ve been talking a lot about suffering. Peter starts off by
I’m in the sixth day of using Prof. Grant Horner’s Bible reading plan and thoroughly enjoying it. It involves reading from 10 different sections
I’ve been reading in Isaiah recently and have been freshly reminded of God’s hatred for idols and his passion for his own glory: Is.
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 didn’t know what a “drabble” was until just recently. It’s an extremely short work of fiction of exactly 100 words in length. Nicole
Last month my church started memorizing great hymns of the faith. We’ll be memorizing a hymn a month for ten months. Ken Boer, who