Worship Podcast
Have you ever asked this question?
Have you ever probed the depths of your own heart and wondered, “Is my worship acceptable to God…really?”
It’s scary to think that some worship is pleasing to God and some worship is detestable. To think that I could approach the throne of Grace, lift up my voice, and bare my soul – only to be rejected.
What kind of worship does God seek?
What if you could ask any question to a leader in the worship music industry with a passion for music ministry?
In today’s podcast, I chat with Craig Dunnagan. And that’s exactly what I did.
Craig is the VP of Music Publishing and Ministry Alliances at Integrity Music/David C. Cook. He’s also one of the co-founders of worshiptogether.com.
In our conversation we cover a lot of ground. From songwriting to the music industry to leading and loving people in the local church, Craig had some great ideas to share.
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There’s a tension we worship leaders face each and every week.
Sometimes it’s paralyzing. Stressful.
We want to worship God, but we also want to sound awesome.
We want to the church to sing, but we also want to do our favorite songs.
We want the glory of God, but we also want to progress in our creativity.
So often, its either one or the other.
I can’t tell you how excited I was to sit down with one of my songwriting and worship leading heroes, Martin Smith.
Not only has Martin’s music inspired me as a young worship leader, but he really inspired an entire generation through the music of Delirious.
There was a freedom, a fire, and an innocence about the music that called us to a deeper level.
With the Delirious chapter coming to an end, Martin has now released a solo project of music (with more to come later this year).
At the end of this post, I’ll let you know you can win a FREE copy.
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We’ve all been there.
Sunday is almost here and we’re not quite sure what to sing. What do we do? Throw it together.
When in doubt, just find some killer songs and sing them, right?
But what about being present? If you think about it, every service is unique. Never again will that exact group of people gather together at that exact place at that exact time.
It’s about presence – being present.