Articles for Worship & Creative

As Christians we must understand that music is an expression, or overflow, of the indwelling Holy Spirit controlling us (Ephesians 5:18-19). It is also the “word of Christ” at work in our hearts that gives us cause to sing (Colossians 3:16).

How to grow your keys in your worship services.

My wife and I had an interesting experience one year at Calvin Worship Symposium. We learning something about the importance of worship context. It...

Let me get right to the point: the enemy wants to hinder your worship of God this weekend, so he will work to distract and deceive you.

Many friends of mine serve their churches as worship leaders, some perhaps in the face of weekly criticism and complaints—I am eternally thankful for you. I love you.

Talk about your worship song intros together until you feel like the band understands what you are after.

If those of us who lead worship want congregants to be participators rather than spectators, then we must facilitate worship not just depending on our own strengths and abilities.

Praise the LORD is the Hebrew word Hallelujah. Hallel means praise, worship, magnify. U means “us” or “we.” Jah is a common abbreviation for the name “Yahweh.”