On God, Glory, Grace, and Grammys
January 31, 2014
As a professional musician for almost 40 years, I’m at least mildly interested in the Grammys each year. Who are the young artists that
As a professional musician for almost 40 years, I’m at least mildly interested in the Grammys each year. Who are the young artists that
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’m looking forward to a number of WorshipGod events in 2014 that include the Dominican Republic (July 3-6 at La IBI), and Orange County,
WorshipGod UK is two months away and I can’t wait. The conference will be held at the Bath Forum in Bath, UK, 5-8 March.
A few months ago I was talking with Jonathan Jackson, a member of Sovereign Grace Church of Louisville who has also led worship in
Recently, I had the privilege of leading the music at the Conviction to Lead conference, put on by Cornerstone Church of Knoxville. It was
I’m excited to let our European friends know that Sovereign Grace Music will be hosting our first WorshipGod UK conference 5th-8th March, 2014, in
In a previous post I shared the background to my recent trip to the Philippines. Here’s a follow up report. It’s long, I know,
This past week, almost 900 people gathered for our first ever WorshipGod West conference, held June 27-29 at Calvary Church of Santa Ana, CA.
Earlier this week I offered the opportunity to win a free registration to WorshipGod West: Called to be Faithful. Thanks to everyone who took
WorshipGod2013 West: Called to Be Faithful is a little over five weeks away (June 27-29) and some of the seminars are beginning to fill
Recently I posted on Twitter: The fact that Psalms doesn’t include a soundtrack or notation clues us in to what God values most in
