In preparation for the TBC Music Ministry Leadership Conference, I began a series of sermons that I’ve come to title “What Are We Doing Here? Examining Corporate Worship.” So far, they have covered: Why Your Congregation Should Have a Worship […]
I’m praying for David as he teaches a session this week at the WorshipGod09 conference. As he teaches, I’m finishing up preparations to teach at a conference next week. I’ll be leading four breakout sessions for the “Senior Pastor and […]
Thanks to JT for reminding us that today is John Newton’s birthday. Here are a couple sermons that David and I preached through Newton texts: A Sermon on the Hymn “Let Us Love and Sing and Wonder” (David) Amazing Grace: […]
The audio from my July 5 sermon on Psalm 46 and Luther’s hymn, “A Mighty Fortress is Our God” is now available as a download. It is titled “A Mighty Fortress is Our God: Resting in the Presence and Promise […]
My latest sermon from our hymn memory project is available on-line now: And Can It Be: Wondering at Free Grace
As part of Northbrook’s on-going hymn memory project, I taught through Joachim Neander’s hymn “Praise to the Lord, the Almighty” this past Sunday, as I exposited Psalm 103. In this sermon, I made five observations about what David’s psalm tells […]
My sermon on Revelation 19, explaining the imagery of “Crown Him with Many Crowns,” is now online here.
My teaching through Charitie Lees Bancroft’s hymn, “Before the Throne of God Above,” is now available here.
Last Sunday, my sermon outline was John Newton’s hymn “Faith’s Review and Expectation” (which we know as Amazing Grace). Find out why, here.
Ok — so you were thinking that this blog was dead! In April of 2008 (!), Stephen Nichols predicts the “Hymn of the Century.” Thoughts, brothers?