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- My review of Christ-Centered Worship in the latest Themelios 2:00pm Nov 23
- And… we’re back! 1:51pm Nov 23
- Worship in Song book signing today at CERM on Wade Hampton in Greenville 6:27am Nov 10
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You can read my book review of Bryan Chapell’s Christ-Centered Worship in the latest edition of Themelios. No tag for this post. Related posts No related posts.
For the past two weeks I’ve been frustratingly helpless as our website sat broken. A extremely high traffic spike shut down the site on the very day I left town for a week of speaking in Wisconsin. ...
For any who are in the area. Discounted price on Worship in Song and a signature (for what it’s worth!). No tag for this post. Related posts No related posts.
Michelle Lindsay Gilbert I would love to see an article with more suggestions on how to get your child to really listen to the sermon. An older woman mentioned once that she believed that sitting in the service as a child actually encouraged her to daydream since the information was so far above her head; for that reason, she prefers more chi...ldren's programs, to keep them truly learning, rather than just sitting quietly and behaving. I find it a challenge to help my boys (8 years old and 6 years old) really keep their minds on the sermon. I visited a church once where the pastor typed up a children's outline (mostly just a simplified outline with blanks in key places). I think that's a great idea, but not all pastors have time to do that. I know you don't have any children that age yourself yet, but I thought that you might know some ideas from other families in your church. Thanks!
David DeBruyn shares a helpful observation. No tag for this post. Related posts No related posts.
Some encouraging words from Doug Wilson for those of us who labor in having our very young children worship with us. I can personally attest to the fact thatcommittingto this is sometimes hard work, but the rewards are great! No tag for this post. Related posts No related posts.
New! All sheet music published by Religious Affections Ministries is priced “Pay-What-You Want”! You get to choose what price you’ll pay for all sheet music, even $0! Visit our store to see what we have to offer. This...
Bob Kauflin arrangedthis song for GLAD in 1983. If you’re tempted to buy into this kind revisionist history, make sure to read Measuring the Music by John Makujina and my book, Worship in Song for refutations. A man in a church I spoke in last week gave me a GLAD recording with this cut on it. ...
Scott will be presenting two lectures next week at Bob Jones University Seminary. He will be teaching on music philosophy in the “Issues in Christian Ministry” class on Monday and Wednesday at 10am in classroom 113 of the Seminary building. If...
Time:2:00PM Tuesday, November 10th
Location:Christian Educator's Resource Market (Wade Hampton in Greenville, SC)
Michael Riley finished his series today...
“Caleb is not the boss.” One of the most challenging concepts for young children to learn is that they are not the ultimate authority over their lives! Each of us is born believing ourselves to be the center of the universe. My...
Go and purchase this CD right now. No tag for this post. Related posts No related posts.
If all things can be redeemed for Christian use, as some seem to want to argue, I wonder what they would say about this musical form: No tag for this post. Related posts No related posts.
This is a fascinating article about the roots and future of heavy metal music. I tend to agree with the author on several points. Note what he says about the roots and characteristics of most pop music, especially...
