In working with artists and worship leaders, I am often drawn to Genesis for insights that help us to understand God, ourselves, and the raw power of “making” in the world. A recent study in Genesis unearthed the following nuggets from poet and Old Testament
[The Weekly Worship Team Devotional is designed for reading before a rehearsal, forwarding via email to your team, or sharing with your tagged team on Facebook] WORSHIP IS COLLABORATION WITH THE CONGREGATION From 1 Corinthians 14:26 in The Message. “When you gather for worship, each one of you
[This week’s Worship Team Devotional is designed for reading before a rehearsal, forwarding via email to your team, or sharing with your tagged team on Facebook] CREATE SOMETHING FOR OTHERS From Genesis 1 in The Message. “First this: God created the Heavens and Earth – all you see, all you
I love cathedrals. In fact, I love virtually all church architecture. We’ve driven through hundreds of towns and cities in our lifetime, and every time I see a beautiful (or strange) church building I say, “Let’s see if we can go inside.” My bride always
Over the years I have come to firmly believe that every human being is “creative” in some way, shape, or form. By creative, I mean that we all have the capacity to create – to make things – that serve needs and incarnate dreams in
