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I’m preparing to teach a couple classes this year, and as part of my preparation, I am working on compiling a fairly exhaustive bibliography of resources (books, journal articles, theses, dissertations) that I think are worth considering in the in the worship/music conversation.
I have a draft of the project completed here.
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Continue Reading →A few quick resources for you today:
First, my good friend and pastor Greg Stiekes is one of the best preachers I know. Not only is he an outstanding exegete and communicator, but he also has a biblical grasp on several significant contemporary issues.
One of those most important issues he speaks [...]
Continue Reading →I had the privilege of speaking last week at the Preserving the Truth Conference. Over 350 people gathered to discuss important issues we are facing today, and I thought that the conference was a success overall.
Here is the paper I presented:
Preserving the Truth in our Worship – audio [...]
Continue Reading →I’m excited to announce that beginning next Monday, October 25, this site will be adding four additional regular authors to our article lineup.
Up until now, I have written most of the articles published regularly on this site, with occasional guest contributors. Beginning next week however, we are adding four more regular authors:
On Mondays, [...]
Continue Reading →Even if you are a regular reader of this site, you may not know about our free monthly eNewsletter. Whenever I speak in a church, folks have the opportunity to sign up for our free eNewsletter, so we’ve grown to about 800 people who regularly receive it every month. [...]
Continue Reading →Just a note about this site for those who care. We were hacked a week or so ago; thankfully we were able to get the site up and running again fairly easily, although there are lingering problems. But our web store is completely down.
We plan to take the site down in the next day [...]
Continue Reading →UPDATE (4:17PM): the broken links have been fixed!
Here are some resources you might find helpful as we consider our Lord’s death and resurrection this weekend:
Stricken, Smitten, and Afflicted (O MEIN JESU, ICH MUSS STERBEN)
Text: Thomas Kelly, 1769-1854
Tune: Geistliche Volkslider, Paderborn, 1850
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