By Dave Theobald
Yesterday, while scrolling through my Facebook timeline on my iPod with the dexterity and discernment one develops in a digital age, flicking away 99 percent of it like balled-up boogers, I came to a screeching halt at a link to an article written by Corrie Mitchell for OnFaith with the click-baity title: Let’s Stop Singing These 10 Worship Songs. As a pastor and a member the Grace Baptist Church Worship Team, I am a sucker for articles, books, and other resources that refine my thinking and inform our practice of choosing God-glorifying songs for corporate worship. So of course I clicked and read. Read More
Yesterday, while scrolling through my Facebook timeline on my iPod with the dexterity and discernment one develops in a digital age, flicking away 99 percent of it like balled-up boogers, I came to a screeching halt at a link to an article written by Corrie Mitchell for OnFaith with the click-baity title: Let’s Stop Singing These 10 Worship Songs. As a pastor and a member the Grace Baptist Church Worship Team, I am a sucker for articles, books, and other resources that refine my thinking and inform our practice of choosing God-glorifying songs for corporate worship. So of course I clicked and read. Read More
