Coming Soon – 30: Three Decades of Songs for the Church
March 26, 2014
30: Three Decades of Songs for the Church is the newest album from Sovereign Grace Music. The idea for this album came as we
30: Three Decades of Songs for the Church is the newest album from Sovereign Grace Music. The idea for this album came as we
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
Over the years we’ve offered numerous seminars on songwriting at the WorshipGod conferences, taught primarily by Steve & Vikki Cook and Mark Altrogge, but
A Worship Matters reader sent me this question: With the hymns being so rich in lyrical content and theological ideas, there are often times
As a pastor and professional musician, I find American Idol interesting on a number of levels. It’s fascinating to see how a simple idea
Next month we’ll be releasing our next CD, Come Weary Saints. The project is an invitation to each of us, whatever season we find
I’ve been part of Sovereign Grace Ministries since 1981. We’re a family of churches committed to planting and supporting local churches. We support our
A few Sundays ago, I led worship at my home church. One of the songs we sang was Before the Throne of God Above.
One of the joys of doing what I do is meeting people who share a similar passion for glorifying Jesus Christ through music. Will
I’ve received a number of e-mails asking for the new version of the hymn “Hallelujah, What a Savior,” that we taught at the New
Matt wrote in to ask: What do you think about singing songs that have a lot of me/we/I content. Is it wrong to sing
This morning the Washington Post business section ran a column called, “To Me, With Love: Retailers Embrace Valentine’s Day as an Excuse for Singles