The Relationship of God and Music
The Relationship of God and Music Guest Post by Suzanne Provagna One of the characteristics I love about God is that He is direct. Every word has direction and meaning. Like
Mentoring Leaders through Worship
The following article is a guest post from our good friend, Dr. Vernon Whaley, dean of the School of Music at Liberty University. This is part of the Building Strong Worship Leader
Church Experiences Christmas in New Creative Ways through Worship
The following is a helpful report of how one church got really creative in how they utilized their music and arts ministry to reach their community at Christmas 2008. Great ideas a
Christ Can’t Be Taken Out of Christmas
As much as secular society tries to commercialize Christmas, and no matter how often we see Santa Claus at the mall and on TV, Jesus is still the reason for this season! Do yours
Praise Him In the Furnace
Courtney Beam is a member of The Church at Ross Station, where I have the privilege to lead praise. Her 8-year-old son, Tucker, has been diagnosed again with cancer. (The first tim
Communion Shows Us What Worship Really Means
OK, I admit I am mentally challenged and stretched every time I listen to or read anything by Ravi Zacharias. I am half-way through his book, Jesus Among Other Gods, and yet again,
Praying for Our President-elect
The presidential election of 2008 is in the history books. We have a new President-elect and his name is Barrack Hussein Obama. Now if you voted as I did, you may very well be disa
Pet Peaves about Worship Leaders
Kent Shaffer has highlighted a provocative list of things people hate to see worship leaders do. WARNING: This list is not for the easily offended or closed-minded or convinced-
American Idol Sings Worship Song
Do yourself a favor and go to WorshipMatters.com and read Bob Kauflin’s article about American Idol and the contestants singing Shout to the Lord twice this week. This articl
Practical Team-Building Tips for Your Praise Band
Guest Post by Chris Knox: The “good ole days” of traveling with my husband in a Christian rock band are long gone. We’ve “grown up”, had four chil
