Worship Podcast
‘Tis the seasons for lists, is it not?
Since so many people are reflecting on what they enjoyed in 2014, I figured it may be nice to mention some of my favorite apps, books, & music.
Rather than create a few different posts, I figured I’d put it all in one place. Would love to hear your favorites in the comments.
So let’s get started.
When we gather to worship, what are we really hungry for? Why are we there? What is the goal?
I am so excited for you to meet this week’s guest: Malcolm du Plessis. He’s the real deal: humble, deep, challenging, and wise. Malcolm is a friend/consultant for some of the biggest names in Christian Music and a leader in the music industry.
This is such an important conversation. Malcolm and I take an honest look at where modern worship is and what we can do better. Get ready to be challenged on a whole new level.
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The question needs to be asked: Are we in danger of worshiping worship?
The mood. The atmosphere. The melody.
The crowd. The emotion. Your favorite worship leader. Your favorite speaker.
The band. The performance. The feeling.
Are we being moved by the right things? Are our hearts aimed in the proper direction?
The problem with our worship culture is that we equate worship with an experience, a moment.
We end up loving worship more than we love God. We end up talking about worship more than we talk about God.
There’s something about honest, raw, beautiful writing that opens your heart to truth.
That’s why I’m thankful for Hunter Thompson and his newest EP with Bethel Music, Swan Song. This is one of the most beautiful collection of songs to be released this year.
Honest, stripped back, pure. In this interview Hunter and I talk about the album, his journey from getting saved to leading worship right away, how he got connected to Bethel, poetry, corporate worship, and much more.
Don’t miss it!
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