I’m posting with with my links incomplete because I want to share this but won’t have time for a day or two to finish looking up all of the scripture so for now, enjoy Last week I was reading through Psalm 95-97 and it struck me that towards the end of each of those chapters the Psalmist is praising God for his wrath or judgement upon the people.  Now I understand that for the most part David wrote the Psalms and was being hunted...

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Brian here. I’ve been thinking about worshipping alongside the TOAG conference attendees this weekend. In summary, it was great. (That’s it. You don’t have to read more of the post, right?) But why was it great? The Holy Spirit united us as a body of believers with the same power that raised Jesus from the dead. It goes beyond just singing songs. Another aspect of God’s active involvement this morning is how a huge chunk...

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Ghost Upon the Earth is the most recent CD release from the group Gungor, fronted by Michael Gungor. Now when I first began to listen to this album, as I do with all albums, I was working while I listened. My initial thoughts were; “I love the variety of music and styles.” Then I began to realize there were some major connections between the songs so instead of listening to it while I worked I sat down and just listened. This is by...

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First my seven year old’s review of the CD: My favorite song is Never Once, I like it because it teaches you that God will never leave you alone, and the chorus is big. Now for my review: Once again Matt Redman has given us an album that will greatly serve the local church.  As I began to listened through this album there was only one song I thought, “I probably won’t do that one.”  To be totally honest I think every...

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Jesus Saves from Easter 2011.  Man it was a ton of fun this year.  The orchestra keeps getting better and better every year.

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John Mark McMillan. This is the same guy that wrote How He Loves and one of the things I love about his songs are that they use non-churchy words to explain theological concepts. He does a great job of explaining his creative process and inspiration here, so check that out first. On Sunday, we’re going to be singing Death in His Grave. As a worship team, we don’t want anything we do to get in the way of people worshiping. When learning a...

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