Marty Goetz on never forgetting 9/11
Marty Goetz shares more about his timely song written to remember 9/11
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Worshiping Through Grief
Through the years, as we've written about worshipful responses to grief—personal, and national— readers have responded gratefully. We decided to gather these stories of worship leaders into a book...
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Song Story | “Alive & Well” By Saddleback Worship’s Josh Miller
Saddleback Worship's Josh Miller shares the story behind their new song "Alive & Well."
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Video Premiere | “Find Rest (Matthew 11)” By Caroline Cobb
Acclaimed singer, songwriter Caroline Cobb is premiering the lyric video for her new song "Find Rest (Matthew 11)," from the upcoming album A King and His Kindness, today with Worship Leader.
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Video Premiere | “Into The Water” By Highlands Worship
Chris Griffin shares about the new song from Highlands Worship.
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Darlene Zschech on Living with an Eternal Perspective
When we maintain an eternal perspective, we are able to be refreshed and share the Living Water with others. As leaders, we should keep our eyes fixed on Christ, not on our temporal troubles.
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A Call To Heal Communities Of Worship & Prayer
Unity was the prayer of Jesus; unity should be our goal even now in these difficult times. We should assess why we worship God, finding commonality in our commitment to Him and healing relationships in and through His love.
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Video Premiere and Song Story | “Holy Spirit Come” By Patrick Mayberry
Worship leader and songwriter Patrick Mayberry's newest single "Holy Spirit Comes" is a high-energy call invitation for the presence of God to dwell among the Church.
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Rediscover the Dangerous Act of Worship – Vol 30 | Issue #4
ABOUT THIS ISSUE’S THEME: We don’t often think of worship as dangerous. The church parking lot, maybe. But a worship service? Definitely not. After all, we work hard to make…
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Worship Is More Than Music
Love Takes On. Love Takes Off. Missionary Hudson Taylor learned that the “heart language” of a people is learned up close, not from a distance. For him, that meant taking…
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