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According to Alex DiPrima’s book, Spurgeon: A Life, two weeks before Charles Spurgeon died, he attended his final worship service which took place in his home on January 17, 1892. DiPrima writes, “The hymn that evening could not have been more appropri…
In this video, Alisa Childers addresses concerns over Christian music:
Recommended Resources:My Issue with Music in the ChurchThe New Worship WarShould We Be Theological In Our Worship Songs?Should A Church Play Music From Hillsong and Bethel?Be Mindful of What You SingDon’t Let Them InWho You Associate With Matters
Over at the Dead Men Podcast, Timothy Brindle discusses his latest album, Fault Lines which is based on the book by Voddie Baucham.
Over at the Dead Men Podcast, Timothy Brindle discusses his latest album, Fault Lines which is based on the book by Voddie Baucham.
The G3 Conference is coming up on the weekend of September 21-23. The theme of the conference is on the Sovereignty of God, which I know is a doctrine that many Christians have issues with. I know this conference will be edifying to all who attend. Unf…
It has been a long time since I shared any kind of music on the blog, though I have shared some on social media. There have been some good songs that have come out over the past few months in the area of worship and other genres, but I wanted to take t…
“O send out Your light and Your truth, let them lead me;Let them bring me to Your holy hillAnd to Your dwelling places.Then I will go to the altar of God,To God my exceeding joy;And upon the lyre I shall … Continue reading →
If you are a Spotify user as I am, you probably have seen your year end review of what songs you have enjoyed as well as what podcasts you regularly listen to. Like all Spotify users I have received my top songs for 2020 which contains music and artist…
Thanksgiving is over and the Christmas season has begun. Of course that means Christmas music being played in the mall, workplace, and the home. That also means 20,000 versions of the same song over and over again. There are some Christmas songs I love…
