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Making weddings more like worship infuses them with sparkle and meaning that last far beyond memories of who wore what.
Six church musicians and scholars explain why treasures and challenges in African American worship traditions apply to churches in any cultural context.
Every week congregations sing songs old and new, but rarely think about where they come from.
Every week congregations sing songs old and new, but rarely think about where they come from.
How can we, as musicians and lay and ordained ministers, cultivate our bodies as active instruments of God?
Why is the church still wrestling with whether to engage or not engage Hip Hop Culture, particularly Hip Hop created and performed by Christian artists? Is there such a thing as Christian Hip Hop?
Someone on social media recently sent out a photo of two young boys lost in worship. This photo reminded me of John Calvin’s famous words, “My heart I offer to you Lord, promptly and sincerely.”
You’ve probably sung his “Shine, Jesus, Shine” and “Knowing You.” But his worship leading has changed since he wrote those songs.
This service of Lessons and Carols from 2014 highlights the presence of the Holy Spirit in the Christmas narrative.
The music of the megachurch is both a bane and a blessing. The key task is discerning which of its dimensions fall in each category.
Learn more about the iPad App and FlexScores for "Lift Up Your Hearts" hymnal.
Maybe you heard her song “Try Again” on the TV drama Parenthood or NPR’s Morning Edition.
