Three Maxims For Planning Congregational Worship Services
Don’t let gospel-centeredness become a mere measuring stick of a new set of corporation-like metrics.
Always, and For All Things
A sermon on thankfulness from Charles Haddon Spurgeon
Dean Inserra on Creativity in Worship
Series: Conversations
How do you adorn the gospel with creative elements in worship without hindering it?
What the Psalter Should Teach Us about the Songs We Sing
Pastors need to be aware of the formidable tool that God has given us to teach his people—namely, the power of music and song.
Church Song Is Corporate Preaching
Don't pit singing and the sermon against each other.
Sing Your Heart Out at Church (Even If You Hate the Music)
Putting aside preferences and embracing common, unified, God-centered worship is part of what it means to follow Jesus together.
The Test of True Worship
The Bible teaches three facts of life: God is good. God is all-powerful. Terrible things happen.
Five Ways Congregational Worship Shapes Us
Though we should seek Him in our closets or a quiet place during the week, he has commanded us to gather together as the church on Sunday morning.
The Worship Leader and Anxiety
I believe isolation is the enemy’s number one tool to take down worship pastors.
“All Gone” – A Worship Song Inspired by Charles Spurgeon
The greatness of both our sin and our forgiveness should inspire us to sing the greatness of our Savior, Jesus Christ.