Meredith Andrews shares with us her take on how important community is in songwriting.
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In-Review: Martin D-X1E Koa
The D-X1E Koa is one of these latest guitars and is a spin-off of the DXK2AE. The first thing a guitar purist will notice is the term High-Pressure Laminate (HPL) referring to the material used to construct the top, sides, and back of the D-1XE.
Technically Speaking: A Critical Look at the Latest Need-to-Know Tools of the Trade
Video projection in mid-size churches has cycled through several generations of equipment and standards over the past two decades.
Creative Connections: Leading the Crowd to Intimacy with God
I hope these ideas will encourage your creativity and benefit your ministry as they have mine.
Imagining the Impact of the Creative Act
That song on my morning jog facilitated a moment of healing, encouragement, and hope. The Lord spoke to me that morning through the lyrics and music of Dear Evan Hansen, reminding me that, although life felt dark and hopeless at the moment, I would make it through.
Reclaiming Creativity
From the beginning of time, our God has been marvelously crafting and speaking into existence this beautiful experience we call life. Part of His incredible design is our ability to journey across the spectrum of emotions.
Cathedrals of Meaning
Originally Published in Worship Leader Magazine Vol 28 No 3 By Dr. Reggie Kidd In the musical Hamilton, Liza sings to Alexander, her husband, that he has created “cathedrals of…
Maximizing Creative Potential in Worship
Originally Published in Worship Leader Magazine Vol 28 No 3 By Jeff Deyo There are many compelling reasons for us to utilize creativity in our worship services. The most obvious—and…
Monotony and Imagination
Originally Published in Worship Leader Magazine Vol 28 No 3 By Dr. Nancy Nethercott God is the author of creativity and imagination! Viewing both small and grand aspects of the…
Songwriting Masterclass with Matt Redman
Originally Published in Worship Leader Magazine Vol 28 No 3 By Matt Redman How do you balance writing a song that’s simple enough to be “catchy” but complex enough to…
