I am pleased to announce the launch of a new podcast: “By the Waters of Babylon with Scott Aniol.” For years I have posted a weekly blog here at Religious Affections Ministries, and recently a bi-weekly opinion piece at The Christian Post. This new format will provide content for those who enjoy listening to podcasts.… Continue Reading
A few weeks ago, a group of friends who affirm the Conservative Christian Declaration met in Phoenix, Arizona for a small conference. It was a wonderful time of stimulating discussion, warm fellowship, and meaningful worship. We plan to do something like this again in the future, so stay tuned for information. In the meantime, you… Continue Reading
This past week I spoke at the Wilds Christian Camp and Conference Center Music Conference. I was the keynote speaker for the pre-conference on Monday, I presented one general session, and I taught three workshops. Several people, both at the Wilds Music Conference and online, have asked for copies of my notes from sessions I… Continue Reading
I am frequently asked, “What do you listen to?” when folks find out how conservative I am.1 I do believe that we ought to be very discriminate in what we listen to, for this drives our appetites for what is sung and played in corporate worship. Indeed, I consider it nothing less than scandalous that… Continue Reading
I was recently asked to compose a choir and orchestra piece in honor of Steve Allen’s 25 consecutive years as Music Pastor of First Baptist Church in Troy, MI (my home church). I was honored to be a part of the celebration, and last weekend I had the privilege of conducting the choir and orchestra… Continue Reading
In 2007, Scott taught a 15-hour course on a Theology of Worship at International Baptist College in Tempe, AZ. IBC recently made the audio of this seminar available to us, and now we’re making it available to you for free download. Click here to download the seminar for free. Some of the topics covered include:… Continue Reading