Articles for Worship & Creative

Eugene Cho: How Could It Be a Good Friday?

There’s a reason that in the Christian tradition – this day and service is considered the longest and darkest day of the year.

Do We Really Need to Keep Singing Hymns?

Now I'm a worship pastor and I have to decide for myself how I feel about singing hymns. Do we really need to keep singing hymns? I think so. And my first reason may surprise you.

Hymns in a Woman’s Life

What did hymns mean to my great-grandmother? How did they figure into her hard life? Was it nostalgia that endeared them to her memory? Was singing them just one of many mindless ways to while away the time?

Worship Summit Live Brings Together Top Church Leaders for 4 Events a Year!

Worship Summit Live is a day of educational content focused on the best methods to produce live-streamed and recorded worship celebrations for virtual and hybrid congregations.

Planning a Worship Service for Ash Wednesday

Ash Wednesday is a day to be recognized. Here are some ideas for a worship service on this significant day.

My Church Started 2021 With a Service of Lament

The North American thing to do is to think positive and charge ahead. But the biblical thing to do is to lament. The book of Psalms has 150 psalms in it. Out of the 150 psalms, the greatest number — 40% — are psalms of lament.

Why You Can’t Seem to Manage Your Time

Time management. Of all the people I know who ever focus on this concept, only a small handful are confident that they’re doing it well. Most of us feel out of control.

Worshiping With a Broken Heart

God is the only Physician who can fully heal a broken heart, and he has never failed in his ability to heal. Sarai, David and Hosea all suffered broken hearts for different reasons—a barren womb, a shameful trail of sin, unrequited love—and God healed them all. #brokenheart #worship