Today’s podcast could be considered a “Special Edition”.
I had the privilege of sitting down with one of my favorite singer/songwriters, Derek Webb.
You may know Derek from his days with Caedmon’s Call or his prolific solo career over the last ten years. Such an incredible songwriter.
In this conversation we talk about his new album, “I Was Wrong, I’m Sorry, & I Love You” as well as his thoughts about worship music and worship ministry.
While Derek isn’t a “worship leader”, his perspective on life and music is challenging for anyone involved with music in the church.
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Resources Mentioned in this Post
- Jambox by Jawbone
- Pre-Order Derek’s NEW album
- Noisetrade (Derek’s company)
Quotes from Derek:
“Great Worship Leaders should be so wrapped up and intimately acquainted with the sorrow, the joy, the struggle, and the longer narrative arcs of their local community that they know exactly how to curate the songs that are going to be sung by those people.”
“Worship ministry is a local, pastoral calling.”
“People don’t walk into church believing truth. Language needs to be provided for people to confess things they wish to believe.”
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