Robb Redman

Robb Redman

Robb Redman is currently Professor of Theology and Ministry and Director of Ministry Programs at South College (TN). He also serves as Consulting Editor for Worship Leader magazine since its inception in 1992. He has previously served as an academic leader at Fuller Theological Seminary, A.W. Tozer Theological Seminary/Simpson University, Multnomah Biblical Seminary/Multnomah University, and South University. Ordained in the Christian & Missionary Alliance, he has pastored congregations in Oregon, California, Texas, and Georgia. He currently lives near Savannah, GA.

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Advent Day 8 with Tommy Walker: ““Prepare Ye the Way of the Lord”

We are excited to share Day 8 of WL Advent with this reflection and song…

Advent Day 7 with Sinach: “Waymaker”

We are excited to share Day 7 of WL Advent with this song from Sinach.…

Advent Day 6 with New Scottish Hymns: “Let Your Light Shine in the Darkness”

We are excited to share Day 6 of WL Advent with this reflection and song…

Advent Day 5 with Billy Batstone: “Give Thanks To The Lord”

We are excited to share Day 5 of WL Advent with this song, “Give Thanks To The Lord,” from Psalm 118 with Billy Batstone.

Advent Day 27 with New Scottish Hymns: “Let Your Light Shine in the Darkness”

We are excited to share Day 27 of WL Advent with this reflection and song…

Advent Day 4 with Sarah Hart: “The Day Love Brings Us Home”

We are excited to share Day 4 of WL Advent with this song and reflection from Sarah Hart.

Advent Day 3 with Paul Baloche: “Behold Him”

We are excited to share Day 3 of the WL Advent with this song from Paul Baloche.

Advent Day 2 with Jean Watson: “For Unto Us/Emmanuel”

We are excited to share Day 2 of WL Advent with this devotion and song from Jean Watson.

Advent Day 1 with Sandra McCracken: “Come Light Our Hearts”

We are excited to kick off the WL Advent with this message from Sandra McCracken.

Worship at Home: Connecting the Sanctuary and the Family Room

It has taken a crisis to help us do what we didn’t think we could do, namely, to connect the worship of the family of faith with our families at home. To be sure, it is only a start, but it is a promising start and one that will help all churches make more and better worshipers.

Theories that Work: Remembering Dr. Chuck Fromm’s Legacy of Ideas

Dr. Chuck Fromm was instrumental in developing the worship ministry as we know it today. By tirelessly ministering and learning as part of the Jesus Movement, Chuck redefined our modern use of the word worship and advocated for worship leaders’ education and connection. He is a voice at WLM who will be greatly missed and always revered.

The Story and the Table

The 7 motifs in the Lord’s Supper every worship leader should know.