by Karen Lichlyter-Klein
I love music. I grew up as a musician and continue to sing as much as I can, though it is harder and harder to find places to do so. My mother is a composer, and she …
by Andrew Thompson
The songs we sing in worship shape our worship. Our theology. Our mission. Our understanding and God and ourselves. Songs matter. That’s partially why, as worship leaders and pastors well know, our churches sometimes fight over songs.
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By Chris Logan
I’m going to level with you: I’m kind of a science nerd.
Shocking, I know. I grew up on “Reading Rainbow” and “Bill Nye the Science Guy” and “Ranger Rick” and pilfered copies of “Popular Science” (sorry …
by Matt Nightingale
It’s that time of year again. This year will be my thirteenth Midwinter Conference, and I always look forward to the experience. The worship, the teaching, the workshops, even the …
by Chris Logan
A new year, new opportunities. It’s our culture’s custom this time of year to celebrate the opportunity for transformation and redemption. Whether its been a really rough year or a fantastic year, this can be a chance …
by Michael Hill
A FAMILIAR STORY
It’s Sunday morning, and you’re up before the dawn to prepare your heart to lead God’s people in worship. You make a beeline to …
by Geoff Twigg
I remember struggling for weeks in the mid 90s with a small network of computers, both IBM and Mac, trying to get them each to talk to …
It’s that time of year. In the Better Together forum, it’s not uncommon to read posts and comments that sound something like these:
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