Leading in Light of Christ’s Perfection
April 7, 2011
Since August 2010, Ken Boer (music director for Covenant Life) and I have had three men working for me at Sovereign Grace: Nathan Edwards
Since August 2010, Ken Boer (music director for Covenant Life) and I have had three men working for me at Sovereign Grace: Nathan Edwards
In a church context it’s sometimes difficult to know the difference between leading the singing and leading the meeting. It’s an important distinction. I
A while back I received an email from Paul asking: One of the central roles of a worship band is to help the congregation
A few months ago I had the privilege of speaking to a few classes at Southern Theological Seminary in Louisville, KY. During a Q&A,
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
This past Sunday I had the privilege (an overused word, yes, but always true) of leading the singing at my home church, Covenant Life.
I’m aware that for many people reading the question posed in the title of this post, their immediate and firm answer is, “Nothing!” I,
Yesterday I described eight worship leader stereotypes who aren’t quite sure what to say when they’re standing in front of a group of people. Today
Last year at the WorshipGod conference I had the opportunity to teach a seminar called, “What Are You Talking About? What to Say When
Charles Spurgeon (1834-1892) has few peers when it comes to stirring up biblically informed passion for Jesus Christ. My wife made me aware of one of
I’ve been asked more than once how you can lead people in singing God’s praise when you’re going through your own personal trials. This
Paul Baloche’s song, “Open the Eyes of My Heart,” has been sung by millions of Christians throughout the world. It’s a song based on
