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Help! The worship team is playing an Instrumental… What do I do?

We’ve all been there. We’re about 2/3rds of the way through the medium paced song. The verses were nice, the chorus was nice, but then BAM! The band is now playing an instrumental (most likely its just the chorus chords with instruments playing the melody instead of the voices singing). It sounds great, but whatContinue reading “Help! The worship team is playing an Instrumental… What do I do?”

by Dan Loch
“Glory To God In The Highest” by Dan Loch

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The one and only @nategarrison approving his drum tracks. Who's excited for recording part 2? Why do I spell worshiping with 1 "p"? I blame my Bible. Worship in the round for Thanksgiving Eve. So thankful for these guys and these great songs. Come join us at @calvarybristol in ten minutes! Last time we took a selfie together we were down at the Getty Sing conference in Nashville. Now it's time to record! How do you start a day of recording? #wawa What's this rehearsal for? #recording What a beautiful day for apple picking Getting ready for worship practice and spotted a poster... I'm getting excited for the concert on 10/6! Invite a friend! Are you at Cairn University? Do you want to meet with fellow songwriters? Contact Eden and head to MU108 this Friday at 2:30! What's the best way to end a trip in Nashville? Barbecue. Great job at Sing! @jermainepurifory That moment when you realize Sing! 2021 is about to start @bhardingmusic 5 minutes in and we've already run into @shaneandshane What time is it? It's Sing! time! #sing2021 #gettymusic New homepage, check it out! New episode of Reflections up on Spotify, Anchor, and Google Podcasts. I got a request to add modes so you can now find the appropriate modes for whatever key you generate. Also, poetic meter! So excited to announce that The Worshiping Songwriter podcast is now available on Spotify! Be sure to follow to be updated whenever a new episode is released. Listen to the latest episode of Reflections here. This time we dive into Genesis 2 and what obedience says about worship. https://anchor.fm/theworshipingsongwriter/episodes/Reflections-Obedience-and-Worship-e12frnu What's this? The new blog is also a new podcast? Give it a listen and let me know what you think! New series up on the blog. Reflections takes a look at the intersection of worship and Scripture. For our first reflection, what does it mean to be made in the image of God? Just something fun, a new song based on a sea shanty. Sneak peak at a new song? What a great description of worship. By remembering what God has done the singers both praise God and strengthen themselves. If worship relies on a feeling then it is easy to say "I'm not feeling it so God must be far away" but if worship is rooted in who God is and what He has done then it is easier to confess "it's not You who has gone away. It is me who has forgotten". May we sing songs that remind us of who God is and what He has done. I love this verse. It is a bright spot in an otherwise bleak psalm. I encourage you to read the rest of psalm 70, it should only take a minute, and see how both lament and praise can live together in the same song. https://www.instagram.com/p/CIEKTJ0h-oF/ "At an acceptable time" is a hard phrase to add to a prayer. How often do we pray for God's will to be done according to our time line? Or perhaps we say "Jesus take the wheel but let me operate the gas pedal". Yet timing is crucial. Even a good song played at the wrong time is a bad song. https://www.instagram.com/p/CHzFJKIhAm6/ One of God's goals is to take those who do not sing His praises and transform them into people who are singing His praises. Now the question is "what type of person am I?" When I am by myself do I sing God's praises? When I gather together with the saints do I sing of His wondrous deeds?

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