When Things Don’t Go As Planned, Take 2
January 2, 2010
What do you do when you start leading a song in two different keys? At our WorshipGod08 conference, we had the opportunity to find
What do you do when you start leading a song in two different keys? At our WorshipGod08 conference, we had the opportunity to find
If you lead worship, you may not think of yourself as a biblical counselor. Maybe that should change. Last month I had the joy
Here’s another video clip from WorshipGod09, where Jeff Purswell is interviewing CJ Mahaney and me about some of the things we’ve learned over three
At WorshipGod09, CJ Mahaney and I were interviewed by Jeff Purswell on various things we’ve learned over the years about worship. I posted the
Just finished Christ-Centered Worship: Letting the Gospel Shape Our Practice, by Bryan Chappell. Bottom line — if you’re responsible for leading, overseeing, or planning
On Friday night at WorshipGod09, Jeff Purswell interviewed CJ Mahaney and me about some things we had learned over thirty years of leading, much of
Chris recently wrote me to ask a question about the tension between congregational-friendly keys and leader-friendly keys. I have a upper-mid range tenor voice
I received this suggestion for a WorshipGod09 seminar from Mike: I am on the leadership team of a new church here in Harare, Zimbabwe.
Over at Christianity Today, John Stackhouse, Jr. expresses his thoughts on the volume of worship teams in an article called, “Memo to Worship Bands.”
A friend recently emailed me and expressed a dilemma he was facing when teaching new songs performed by an artist who varies the way
A while back I recorded four brief videos (3-4 minutes each) that serve as an introduction to the four sections of my book, Worship
Over at the Sovereign Grace website, we’ve finally posted 29 WorshipGod08 seminars for you to listen to or download for free. . . .
