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Endorsement for Worship in Song by Kurt Woetzel

Endorsement for Worship in Song by Kurt Woetzel

Scott Aniol has joined a growing chorus.  In so doing he has significantly raised the rhetoric to a new level of systematic and meticulous evaluation while allying himself with those concerned believers who question the mood, sensibility, and impact of current popular worship music. Worship in Song greatly assists the Lord’s servants who have the… Continue Reading

Endorsement for "Worship in Song" by Tim Fisher

Endorsement for "Worship in Song" by Tim Fisher

I am excited to recommend Worship in Song to anyone involved with the ministry of church music today.  Scott Aniol has given us a fresh, new approach to a timely and important issue.  In this easy-to-read volume we can recognize how Scott’s understanding of music, culture, and the Scripture come together to give the reader… Continue Reading

Endorsement for "Worship in Song" by Paul Jones

Endorsement for "Worship in Song" by Paul Jones

“Scott Aniol has contributed a reasoned, thoughtful, Scripture-infused, and theological approach to his subject. This book should prove to be a helpful volume to any serious worshiper.” Paul S. Jones, D.M. Organist and Music Director – Tenth Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia Author, Singing and Making Music Continue Reading

Endorsement for "Worship in Song" by Ligon Duncan

Endorsement for "Worship in Song" by Ligon Duncan

Here we have a brief and thoughtful theology of the use and place of music in the gathered worship of the people of God. Aniol argues that our current confusions over music in public worship are at the root, theological. Consequently, we need to understand what worship is (biblically), how sanctification happens, the nature and… Continue Reading

Endorsement for "Worship in Song" by Ingrid Schlueter

Endorsement for "Worship in Song" by Ingrid Schlueter

In the 20 years I have been in Christian broadcasting, no single issue has been more explosive than the subject of Christian music in the church. Scott Aniol’s much-needed book takes on this issue in an incisive manner, and he rightly points to the foundational issue of religious affections that underlies the entire debate. Christians… Continue Reading