Nine Foundational Pillars of Worship Songwriters by Chris Clayton
The call and responsibility of a worship songwriter is a lofty one. No matter the genre of music you write, it requires discipline and skill. However,…
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Connected to the Moment by Darlene Zschech
As we reflect God’s heart, a new level of vulnerability is required as we lead into these days when people are broken, raw, hungry for encounter, an…
Hope Darst | The Heart of True Worship
We lost something in the garden: the heart of a true worshipper. When Adam and Eve walked in the garden with God, their daily worship……...
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Songwriting Masterclass with Matt Redman
Matt Redman discusses his experience with writing Christmas songs in this issue of Songwriting Masterclass.
“Tower”
By Matt Redman Last time I began this column with a public confession of a little weakness I have. I am a word freak. I’m……...
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The Next Stylistic Movement for Congregational Worship By Matt Redman
It can be all too easy to only see what’s right in front of our face, but when we step back a bit, we can see there’s far more going on, in far mo…
Songwriting Masterclass With Matt Redman
In these days, let’s be looking for, and writing, songs that lead us to this comforting and emboldening place of hope in Christ.
The Example of Charles Wesley | Capturing Biblical Honesty in Songwriting
How can songwriters capture some of this same dynamic of honest expression yet do so in a way that is not simply self-indulgent?
The Lost and Missing Prayers
A few years ago, I was at dinner in California with two dear friends, Andrea Hunter and Lester Ruth. Lester has done amazing work analyzing CCLI data …
Leading Worship in a Smaller Context by Matt Redman
Originally Published in Worship Leader Magazine Vol 28 No 3 By Matt Redman Hi Matt. Just seeking your advice about leading worship in a smaller……...
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