Can Christian Musicians Play Secular Music for God’s Glory?
January 18, 2008
Steve left a comment on a previous post, asking about the validity of a secular music “ministry,” referencing a comment Phil Keaggy made years
Steve left a comment on a previous post, asking about the validity of a secular music “ministry,” referencing a comment Phil Keaggy made years
This past Sunday I had the privilege of speaking at Solid Rock Church, the Sovereign Grace church in Riverdale, Maryland, not far from where
I’m getting questions every week now on topics related to worship and music. I wish I had time to answer each one, but I
Bruce Springsteen is on tour again. I’ve never been a Springsteen fan, but his music has affected millions. Recently, Scott Pelley interviewed Springsteen for
I appreciate those of you who have taken the time to send me a specific question related to what you’re going through. Scott wrote
Chris sent me this question: My church, since its inception, has had a mostly traditional service. We sing hymns primarily with a spiritual song
More than once I’ve heard Christians claim that worship should be fun, or act like they had a responsibility to prove that Christians knew
This question came in from Dennis: How would pastors and worship leaders best transition a church from merely stopping all our songs when the
I’ve been getting some great questions by e-mail recently, and am looking forward to sharing my thoughts on them in the coming weeks. This
I’m in the middle of a writing retreat, working on a book for Crossway tentatively entitled Worship Matters. Catchy title, I know. Lord willing,
I recently received these questions from Lisa, a music coordinator whose church has had an influx of new guests. People are starting to comment
One more time, this is the definition for a congregational worship leader I’ve proposed: An effective corporate worship leader, aided and led by the