Our VP of Development Featured on Pastors.com!
A huge congrats goes to our new VP of Development, John Martin, for his article this week on Pastors.com! The article is entitled, “Pastors, You are Your Church’s Lead
Worship Is the Place Where God Is at Home
This is Part 4 of a 4-part series by Rex Terry, entitled “Why Worship Is Our Primary Responsibility”: III. Worship Was The Practice Of The New Testament Saints And Be
Worship Was the Pattern of the Old Testament
This is Part 3 of a 4-part series by Rex Terry: II. Worship Was The Pattern Of The Old Testament As we mentioned earlier, God always clearly directs, explains and illustrates wh
Worship Is a Priority Commandment of God
This is Part 2 of a 4-part series by Rex Terry: I. Worship Is A Priority Commandment Of God David Jeremiah writes, It has been said that too many Christians worship their work,
Why Worship Is Our Primary Responsibility
This is a 4-part series written by my friend, Rex Terry. Rex has an amazing ministry in Decatur, AL. He has been the worship leader at Decatur Baptist Church for 25 years. His choi
10 Principles for Music Ministry Members
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Huge Open Door for Gospel in Botswana, Africa!
I will be leaving very soon for a mission trip in Botswana, Africa, where I will be joining Ken Galyean of Call to Africa and others. We will be working with Face the Nation, a
Deep Worship That Reaches the Unchurched
The following excerpt came from an article in last week’s edition of Rick Warren’s Ministry Toolbox. Oh, that every congregation’s leadership understood these
Next Level Worship Featured on Worship.com!
Many thanks to Josh and Caroline Riley and Worship.com for featuring our blog articles! We are honored to be listed under “Worship Leaders” on their home page. Worship.
Necessary Ingredients for Success in Life
I am currently going through Joshua in my devotion times. Below is from a recent post in my online quiet time journal. “But how does this title and theme fit with worship