God-songs
thoughts on a life of worship

Archive for January, 2009

Worship minus music

January 29, 2009

Hey, sorry I haven’t blogged for a few weeks. I’m not such an amazing multi-tasker and I’m doing a bit more song-writing these days, which takes up all my ‘writing’ time… but I have been drafting some thoughts on worship – so I’ll be up soon…
In the meantime, in response to some of the feedback [...]

The heart of worship

January 8, 2009

Many years ago at a conference I was at, Matt Redman shared the testimony of how he came about writing the song ‘The heart of worship’. I loved the story then and I love it now. It came up in a conversation a few weeks ago and I was surprised that no one present knew [...]

Why sing? Why worship?

January 7, 2009

Great question! … the Bible has a million great answers for this question alone. Why worship? I’ll give you the answer using one verse alone, but several translations…Let’s take a look…
Psalm 13:6;
[NIV]I will sing to the LORD,
for he has been good to me.
[MSG]I’ve thrown myself headlong into your [...]

God-songs?

January 7, 2009

Well, I call this website God-songs because that’s what God has put in all of us…David says it the best in Ps. 40, below:
“I waited and waited and waited for God. At last He looked; finally He listened. He lifted me out of the ditch, pulled me from deep mud. He stood me up on [...]

Everlasting God

January 6, 2009

Last year I heard the song Everlasting God at church and it immediately captured me. It’s one of those songs that demands an immediate response in worship. It’s simple and it’s straight Scripture-in-song so it’s powerful. There’s nothing like singing directly to God, directly about His character, directly from the truth [...]

Your love never fails

January 5, 2009

Great new song by Chris Quilala of Jesus Culture. Definitely one of my fav 5. You will love it!

Don’t judge a book by it’s cover

January 2, 2009

Have you ever heard the expression “never judge a book by it’s cover”? Yeah, well, I think I really understand the meaning of that. This might sound strange but it feels like I’m growing up. Funny how ‘maturing’ doesn’t necessarily happen with age (maybe more sad than funny!), but I’m seeing things a lot differently [...]