Worship Podcast & Blog
[This post is part of a new series on “The Christian Musician“. Check out the rest of the posts here.]
Have you ever felt that your music was made for those outside the church walls?
Does your heart break for those who would never set foot within a church and clap and sing to modern worship songs?
If so, how do we reach them?
[This is part of a new series on “The Christian Musician“. Check out the rest of the posts here.]
Why does the word “Christian” conjure up images of poor music and watered down messages?
Why are some of the top “Christian” artists hesitant to be labeled in such a way?
It’s time we return to the heart. What does it mean to be a Christian musician? What is the goal of our music?
Thanks for stopping by. It’s about to get good.
Today’s post is short and sweet. Simple and succinct.
Anything can happen when we gather together to worship. People saved, healed, delivered, and called.
Is your team ready for that?
Have them ask these questions:
Have dreams to release an indie record?
Do you have what it takes to get it done?
Today we have the privilege of hearing from a new friend of mine, Matthew Reed. Matt has recently released an indie worship record on his own.
I thought it would be beneficial to hear how he did it.
The person with the greatest talent doesn’t win every time.
The one with the most experience isn’t always the best.
He who dies with the most skill still dies.
That last one didn’t really make sense, but there’s a dynamic to engaging performance that sets some apart from the rest – and those who discover it…excel.