Worship Podcast
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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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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I don’t know about you, but I’m after the real thing in worship.
It’s not enough to sing the songs, go through the motions, and feel good about how we executed our plans.
We need God – His nearness, His Word, His voice, His sovereign move.
That’s what I love about Housefires Music. I was joined by Matt Reynolds and Pat Barret for this interview.
Matt is the lead pastor of Grace Midtown and lead visionary for Housefires Music. Pat is the lead singer & songwriter.
Their church is the real deal. Their hearts are the real deal. And this music may be the most powerful thing you’ve listened to all year. No joke. It’s that good.
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When it comes to pursuing Jesus, there’s only one way to come: with boldness.
We have been given access into His presence by a new and living way. So we come trembling in awe yet with the confidence of sons and daughters.
That’s what I love about the ministry of Kim Walker Smith. She is bold, takes risks, and listens to what the Holy Spirit is saying.
We talk about that as well as Jesus Culture music, her new Christmas album, and about carrying a message, not just talent.
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Sometimes you just have to be honest. You have to strip away the game and get real with God.
As worship leaders we have a tendency to live in a world of comparison, criticism, man pleasing, and self centeredness. But without pure, honest, real hearts of desperation for God, we have nothing.
That’s what I love about this conversation with Clayton Brooks. Clayton is the Worship Pastor at the Oaks Fellowship in Red Oak, Texas.
Clayton’s story is a call to obedience, to face what’s uncomfortable, to be the real thing. You excited to hear this?
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