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This blog post is just a shout out really to Jack Hayford, and a recommendation to take a look at his website. Not that I would necessarily agree with everything he writes or preaches, but he has some great insights about worship. Worship involves physical expressions founded upon biblical guidelines;… Continue Reading Eleven Hebrew Verbs for Physical Worship

May we in the very gentlest whisper beg you to think very much of God, much of the singing, and extremely little of yourself. The best sermon is that in which the theme absorbs the preacher and hearers, and leaves no one either time or desire to think about the… Continue Reading Spurgeon’s Advice to the Worship Leader

Seems an appropriate day to think a little about what we believe! What we believe about God will have a profound effect on how we worship, and it will have a significant effect on how we lead others in worship. Our worship is a declaration of the worth or value… Continue Reading What We Believe About God – and Why It Matters

Dr AW Tozer was born in 1897 and brought up in rural Pennsylvania. He became a Christian at 18, and later served as pastor of the Southside Alliance Church in Chicago. A regular conference speaker of his time, his writings have been published in many books and pamphlets. He is… Continue Reading Tozer’s Quozers 1

I would encourage every worship leader to let worship leading on stage be one percent of the worship that happens with you during the week. Don’t let that be everything or close to everything. Have a life of worship far beyond and outside that one space. Pat Barrett Great quote… Continue Reading One Percent of Your Worship

I’m sure there are thousands of books and web articles about how to get the most out of reading the book of Psalms. I don’t pretend to compete with any of them, but just want to share a few things that God has been showing me in and through the… Continue Reading Inspiration from the Psalms

One of the most inspirational writers on worship is Charles H. Spurgeon, a spiritual giant of the nineteenth century. His sermons were printed in newspapers, and his writings were widely published in books and pamphlets. Although perhaps somewhat dated for most readers today (he died in 1892), here he takes… Continue Reading True Praise is Heart Work