Hey guys, I wanted to let you know about something that’s going to be going on next month that some of you might be interested in. It’s called The Forge Conference. Basically it’s a worship and ministry conference, but it’s going to be unlike anything that’s been done.
To say music is a passion of mine would be a gross understatement. Music basically consumes my mind at all times. There is never a point in time when I don’t have a song, a rhythm or melody playing in my head. Never. When I wake up in the middle of the night it’s always loud in my head. You’d think it would get annoying but it doesn’t – I love it. The only time it gets irritating is when I just want to enjoy a song in its simplicity but my brain tries to take it apart layer by layer.
Its bin a while, but God gave me a new couple of songs to work on. Thank You God, for you grace…
Peter
I am happy to announce that Gospel Light Worship has released their first album, entitled Prepare.
The theme of the album is "evangelism," and Gospel Light hopes that the songs chosen for the record will reflect that.
Hi all,
I’m a worship guy. I’m the Director of Worship Arts at Glenkirk Church in Glendora, CA. I also lead worship for mens’ ministries at Christian Assembly in EagleRock, CA (Tommy Walker’s home church) which is a blast!
I haven’t been able to use this site much until recently, but am excited for the ways that I might be able to connect to new songs and other songwriters.
Matt McCoy’s new full length album is now available.
visit http://www.mattmccoymusic.com for more info.
Hopefully, you read this blog enough to realize I didn’t to a Sunday recap this weekend. (Hopefully, you read The Worship Community enough to know they weren’t posted there on Sunday either) There is a perfectly good reason for these breaches of internet etiquette. Allow me to explain…
Romans 6:4 says, “We were therefore buried with him through baptism into death in order that, just as Christ was raised from the dead through the glory of the Father, we too may live a new life.”
As the Grammys wrap up and the Oscars announce nominees this week, I am considering the relevance of the modern "industry awards" in light of my changing perspectives of the music business in particular, and the artistic professions in general. There has been a lot of derision heaped on this years Grammy Awards show, and rightfully so. With a a couple of standout exceptions, it was pretty much a nightmare, and I’m not (just) talking about Taylor Swift’s horrible off-key performance…