The first one of these is one of my all time favourites. I also don’t mind the second one as long as it doesn’t involve asking folk to ‘sing it like they mean it’. Read Neil Oldham’s whole post here. 1. Stop using Chris Tomlin’s key signature! Most male recording artists — regardless of how …
Bruce Benedict has published a comprehensive master list of albums/projects featuring “some relational or institutional connection to the retuned hymn movement of the PCA, RUF, Indelible Grace strain” at Cardiphonia blog. There are over seventy-five albums listed featuring musicians including Indelible Grace, Red Mountain, Zac Hicks + Cherry Creek, Bifrost Arts, High Street Hymns, along …
Aaron Armstrong gets the production standards and musical skill needed to play contemporary music, but asks if those who most appreciate it could worship just as well without it, even if on rare occasions. It was something that came to mind during the services I attended last weekend. It is the object of worship that …
Zac Hicks posts a quote from Robin Parry’s Worshipping Trinity, which emphasises that Spirit filled worship is not a style, but an empowered response that can assume many expressions. Spirit-led worship is worship that is sincere and honest. It acknowledges our need of God’s assistance and sees that only in Christ are any offerings we …
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