Keith Getty leads you through a new song he’s written about the incident with Jesus and the rich young man (below or click here). Great idea for a mercy-themed service. ~~~ Simple Living (A Rich Young Man) Words and Music...
From our friends @ Soli Deo Gloria: What can happen when talented composers from around the world are gripped by the words of the Hebrew Psalter? How might the worship life of the Church be stirred by a fresh influx...
It feels like the veil between songwriter and listener has been rent from top to bottom, and that corporate structure that used to be in between the singer and the listener has been greatly diminished. Making a connection directly with...
Mike Cosper of Sojourn Community Church in Louisville has a good post over at the Gospel Coalition on the importance of lament and mourning in worship. It includes this story: Kevin Twit, founder of Indelible Grace Music and a pastor...
Good post by Tim Smith @ Mars Hill Seattle which in part says: Do you really want to put your music out in a way that gives the church no legal way to record a demo for its band or...
Page CXVI is worth a listen (here & below)
When is the last time you heard a rap based on a 16th century creed? Well, here’s one (below). Heidelberg Catechism by avoice
Press release (November 2010) (Pompano Beach, FL) – Cross International is pleased to announce the winner of the 2010 Song of the Year Award to “Keep Changing the World,” written by Mike Grayson, Seth Jones, and Jason Ingram and performed...
Below is a promo video from an upcoming release of old material by Bruce Springsteen. The compelling part of the clip for me was the sheer exhuberance displayed by Bruce and band member Steve Van Zandt playing an unfinished song...
Here’s a candidate for our Song of the Year. Here singer Bart Millard explains the story behind the song by saying: “It’s not just helping your neighbor, but (also) going the extra step: If I truly love you well, then...