A Collection of Congregational Psalms, Hymns, and Songs
Over the summer I was able to finish up mixing 10 songs from the records taken at the 2024 Coram Deo Pastor’s Conference. It was an amazing event with 1600 men singing at the top of their lungs and I’m really excited to share these songs. Also, it was wonderful to work with Jon Anderson. […]
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I recorded this in my office with my daughter, Elaine. Her husband, Asher Pope took the video. We will be using this as our Psalm of the month at Christ Covenant Church through November. Below you can find a lead sheet, the video, and my introduction to the psalm. Introduction to Psalm 29 Psalm 29
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Psalm of the Month for October 2022 The beginning is a very good place to start. Psalm 1 serves as an introduction to the Psalter. It lays out the contrast that can be seen throughout the book. There are two paths, two approaches, two types of people: the righteous and the wicked. The version we
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This month at Christ Covenant Church we are working our way through Habakkuk, which is one of my favorite books of the Bible. This week in worship I will introduce I Will Rejoice, based on Hab. 3:17-19. Part of what I love about this passage is how it prepares our hearts to give thanks even in the face
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Here’s an old song recorded with my family. We like to take it in a quasi-bluegrass vein, but it would be a great congregational song too. Enjoy! 1 I’m not ashamed to own my Lord,or to defend his cause,maintain the honor of his Word,the glory of his cross. 2 Jesus, my God! I know his
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A good friend brought this hymn to my attention, and it’s a good one. I don’t know that I have ever used the word languid. However, it sure does capture the idea of weakness and fatigue well. In times of uncertainty or doubt, the text of this old song is wonderfully encouraging. “Is he sure
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The hymn If Thou But Suffer God To Guide Thee, written by Georg Neumark in the 17thcentury, expresses resolve that the Lord will provide His people with the strength to endure any circumstance, even “the evil days.” Neumark was well-acquainted with evil days: his entire early life was spent amid the Thirty Years War, a conflict
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