People think I exaggerate or make this stuff up. “Some trust in chariots and some in horses, but we trust in the name of the LORD our God.” I can assume these folk are well-meaning, but why won’t people just be satisfied in worshipping Him? The Museum of Idolatry and St. Eutychus have both posted …
Bob Kauflin addresses questions and issues that arose from his earlier review of Doug O’Donnell’s book, God’s Lyrics. Kauflin identifies and defends the place that acknowledging God’s judgement through song should have in corporate worship. The point of all this isn’t that we should always be focusing on God’s judgments, nor to sing about them …
A comprehensive set of notes from a seminar led by Stuart Townend, writer of How Deep The Father’s Love, In Christ Alone and other songs for worship. Full notes available here at Loving Church. Short notes available here at 9Marks blog. They’re interesting as an insight into the thought and intent behind Townend’s songs, as …
This is another way every member of the church can serve each other and honor God on Sunday mornings (and evenings). In an excerpt from a recent sermon, Joshua Harris encourages and challenges his congregation about their preparation and approach for worship in very practical terms.
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