Gotta Have Accountability!
I am thankful for my accountability partners, John, Scott, Ken and my wife, Sonia. Because I am often alone in my studio/study with my computer, I have to be extra careful about wh
Fall in Love with God, not Worship
I’m working on a new devotional book for worship leaders. Here’s an excerpt. I’d love to hear what you think! Thanks! When we see God as we should we will worship
Gone to San Antonio!
Hey everyone, I won’t be posting anything for the next few days. I’ll be in Houston then San Antonio. My wife is going with me to a worship seminar I’m leading at
Steps to Planning a Worship Gathering
From time to time, I’m asked how I go about planning for a worship gathering – or service, as it is often called. Below are some simple steps and elements to consider.
Hidden Dislike for New Praise Songs
Recently I received a very telling email from a worship leader in Ohio about worship styles in their church. What she described could be written of many churches in America. For s
Ready to Listen, Ready to Praise
The pinnacle of listening, the ultimate goal of our spiritual ears is this: We should be ready and able to hear our Lord speak to us anytime and anywhere he wishes. When we deliber
Daily Audio Bible Podcast
Lately I can hardly wait to go running my twenty minute jog. It’s not that I’m some exercise addict; rather I use that time to listen to Brian Harden’s Daily Au
Traditional vs. Contemporary Worship Music
A pastor friend of mine wrote this article. Provocative thoughts! Let us hear what you think about this topic. Thanks! – Dwayne There is a disturbance within the church o
What should a blended worship service look like?
Hey, I just came across an article in Creator Magazine that challenges a lot of our thinking on what we mean by the word “blended.” Leave us&nb
Pleasing Praise Requires Listening
If we are to know how he wants us to praise him — whether we’re alone in our quiet times or with other believers — then we must learn to listen to him speak to us. There are