I’ve been reading through the book of Isaiah in my personal times of worship lately. As I was reading yesterday, I came across this verse:
Isaiah 7:9 “If you do not stand firm in your faith, then you will…
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SINGING WELL EVERY SUNDAY: How to (Vocally) Survive Early Call Times and Multiple Services
It’s 10:35 AM, Easter Sunday 2018. It’s been a great Sunday so far. Everyone arrived on time. Soundchecks were swift and effortless. By this time, our team has executed two of three services in which we celebrated the…
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BUILDING A RHYTHM GUITAR PEDALBOARD FOR WORSHIP MUSICIANS
It’s been quite some time since I blogged. However, I had a string of article ideas lately—specifically related to worship ministry—and felt compelled to share some insight on things I’ve learned. This will be the first of several posts to…
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MEN, THE GYM & INTEGRITY
Welcome to the year 2016! By now your Christmas decor is back in the attic, the hoards of Christmas leftovers are diminished, and you’ve kicked off the new year with a handful of goals or resolutions that are sure to…
The Hardest Thing to Give Away
Corrie Ten Boom Story on Forgiving
“It was in a church in Munich that I saw him—a balding, heavyset man in a gray overcoat, a brown felt hat clutched between his hands. People were filing out of the basement…
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9/11. The Holocaust. Katrina. William & Kate. The Civil War.
Titles are powerful. You just proved it, whether you know it or not. Chances are, when you read that short list of names, a flood of images rushed through your…Read more
Titles are powerful. You just proved it, whether you know it or not. Chances are, when you read that short list of names, a flood of images rushed through your…Read more
Live by the Word
When I was in high school, I had the privilege of visiting the United StatesHolocaustMemorialMuseum in WashingtonD.C. The museum offers an incredibly moving experience, and is filled with three-plus floors of token items that survived Nazi…
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Some of my favorite memories of my childhood are of the times I spent with my father and grandfather searching for gold. We weren't exactly prospecting-49er-miners or anything, but we did visit some places on trips to the Great Smoky…Read more
Worship: A Rhythm of Revelation and Response
Let’s talk about worship.
Well, first let’s answer this question: what is worship?
Mr. Webster would define worship as this: reverence offered to a divine being or supernatural power. While that definition may work for the masses, the…Read more
Well, first let’s answer this question: what is worship?
Mr. Webster would define worship as this: reverence offered to a divine being or supernatural power. While that definition may work for the masses, the…Read more