What We Did Last Sunday – Feb. 7, 2016
February 10, 2016
People have asked me for a while to occasionally post the order of a Sunday service at Sovereign Grace Church of Louisville, my home church. There’s no perfect
People have asked me for a while to occasionally post the order of a Sunday service at Sovereign Grace Church of Louisville, my home church. There’s no perfect
A wise missionary knows that preaching the gospel to a different culture requires contextualizing your message. The words we use don’t automatically translate to a new
A few years ago I attended the Sunday gathering of a church that primarily sang traditional hymns. The voices carried the songs and there were few, if
Last Monday I wrote a post on What Pastors Wished Their Worship Leaders Knew. Today I want to suggest some things that worship leaders wished
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,
Not too long ago a friend who leads the music in his church mentioned to me that his pastor wanted their meetings to be
In 2008, I suggested in Worship Matters that the title of “worship leader” needed to be defined to be helpful. So I defined it
A while back Brad sent me this question: We seem to be developing a debate at our church in regards to turning down the house
For most of the thirty three years I’ve been involved with Sovereign Grace churches we’ve had a fairly free and simple liturgy. Singing, welcome/announcements/offering,
One of the things I’ve enjoyed about moving to Louisville two years ago and helping to plant Sovereign Grace Church is the opportunity to
I’ve been thinking about the use of generic syllables in congregational singing for a while now. It’s not a new phenomenon. I remember
I’ve read a number of posts and articles about how to determine what’s best for your congregation to sing. Kevin DeYoung did a two
