It’s Valentine’s Day, and I am a man. I understand the romantic protocols, and why they help this day become special to a girl. But seriously – how many men do you know capable of quenching one woman’s thirst for safe, accepting, empowering love for one
(Part 5 in the Worship White Noise blog series) In my opening paragraph, I suggest that a renewed vision of worship could empower the Church to naturally, and frequently, produce the kinds of remarkable human beings that indelibly impact our world. I’m clearly not talking about worship
(Part 4 in the Worship White Noise blog series) You’ve probably heard the unmistakable hiss at some point in your life. White noise is a wall of sound produced when all frequencies of the audio spectrum, emitting from any particular device, are simultaneously amplified to the same
(Part 3 in the Worship White Noise blog series) I admit at the outset of this book, that I am one of those who is both immersed in, and enamored with, the riches of faith displayed in and through contemporary worship music. I lead it. I write
(Part 2 in the Worship White Noise blog series) Like you, I care about many things. For my part, I have realized that for over 25 years of my life one of the things I care about most is worship. I cry when I talk about it.
