Hey, friends! I am excited about this week’s post, installment #9 in principles of leading worship. I have blogged previously about how crucial our song selection is, how our services should be fluid and natural, and how our songs must be meaningful because they are a major teacher of theology. I want to use this … More Why Sing a New Song? Leading Worship, 009
Happy Thursday to you! For this post, one of my closest pals ever is going to share his heart on a subject he is pretty passionate about. Drue Butterfield and I have a lot of history together.. he is my bro-dog, broheim, brosef. Love this kid. I know you all will be blessed by his … More Art in the Church
A quote that I supremely love is this one by Henry Ford: “If I had asked people what they wanted, they would have said faster horses.” As you know, Henry Ford invented the car. I am no history buff, so that’s about as much info as I can give without making up the rest. But … More Faster Horses
In no particular order, here’s a bit of the music I have been absolutely jamming out to as of late. “We Are Golden” – MIKA. A bit of language here, but I’m telling you, this is my theme song! Really, if you haven’t checked him out recently, you should do yourself a favor. He’s my … More What I’m Listening To…
In a land far, far away and a time not that long ago, I studied art in school. Something that came easily to me was the understanding of a vantage point in visual art. A vantage point basically keeps everything in the right perspective, like if you’re drawing a city or a donkey or just … More Vantage Point
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