A few months ago, John Piper paid a visit to Park Street Church in Boston as part of their bicentenial celebration. I often listen to the sermons at Park Street during my commute to work (indeed, said sermons, in conjunction with the Mars Hill Audio Journal, are among the short list of things that make [...]
Archive for the ‘Worship’ Category
Can’t Get No Satisfaction? Let’s Get Some Interaction!
Posted in Worship, tagged John Piper, joy on Monday, July 13, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Worship: A Most Dangerous Word
Posted in Worship, tagged Christian culture, evangelicalism, Worship on Tuesday, June 30, 2009 | 1 Comment »
I’ve been ruminating some more on worship, inspired in part by Carson’s essay that I posted about earlier. Specifically, I’ve been thinking some more about the popular use of the word “worship” to refer strictly to the act of singing praises to God, either corporately or in private. While many, if not most, Christians will [...]
And They All Sang with One Voice
Posted in Worship, music review, tagged Bob Kauflin, hymns, Phil Wickham, Worship on Wednesday, February 18, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I’d like to recommend a couple relatively new worship albums. One, that I heard about only recently, is by Phil Wickham that you can download for free(!) off his website. Apparently this album has been out for some time, and I’m just late to the game. That’s not surprising, since I don’t really keep up [...]










