One of my greatest passions is to help you create your best work – the art that God designed for you to make. As an artist/teacher myself, I’m always writing blog posts to help you reach your goals.
But some of those creations fall into the “product” category, so I wanted to share with you some music, books, and courses that may be a benefit to you. Thanks for stopping by!
Allison Park Worship: Undying Love
Just released! My worship team just released an album of original worship music.
Undying Love is an album for the church. Filled with prayers, declarations of truth, and a soundtrack that will energize your day.
We set out to create a live worship album that was not only “live” – capturing the raw, passionate, experience of God’s people singing, but also of a sonic excellence that was well produced and engaging.
I think it’s rare to find both together and I’m so proud of the final result.
Musically, you’ll hear everything from folk-inspired banjo to techno to rock to power ballads. Yet the songs remain congregational, singable, and engaging.
You can also purchase DVDs and Tshirts in our online store.
The Worship Songwriter: A Step by Step Guide to Crafting Your Best Songs
Are you ready to start writing your best songs? This short, step-by-step guide is designed to take you from concept to creation – overcoming your hindrances to successful writing.
For a limited time, this guide comes with a FREE audiobook and journal. Not to be missed!
Beyond Sunday: A Step by Step Guide to Creating and Sustaining a Vision for Your Worship Team
If you lead worship, you know that in the blink of an eye, Sunday is here. You have rehearsals to run, teams to manage, meetings to attend, and worship to lead. It’s easy to get caught in the routine of just “pulling off” weekend services.
But what if you were called to something deeper? Something that had to do with making disciples, empowering others, and becoming the leader God created you to be?
That’s what Beyond Sunday is all about – a step by step guide to creating and sustaining a vision for your worship team each year. Don’t have any good ideas? No problem. This book was designed to get you started.
Worship Album: Near
My first worship album – a unique, “live in-studio” feel. Edgy, deep, contemplative, and soaring.
Tracklist:
- The Glory of Your Name
- Rising Glory
- The Way of Surrender
- For the Glory
- Willing
- Holding Onto You
- That All May Worship
- Ascending (Instrumental)
- Habakkuk’s Prayer
- When All is Lost
- I Surrender All (Every Thought)
- Forever Near
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Hi David,
I came across your blog at Bob’s blog. It’s encouraging to see other worship leaders with the same vision of exalting the gospel of Jesus. I look forward to watching your blog man…
Nate
Thanks for stopping by, Nate. I will check out your blog as well. I’ve recorded some songs that I hope to release soon. I’d love for you to hear them. Let me know what you think!
Hello,
I came across your blog when I was looking for the title of a song by trying to do a search of the lyrics I remember. But I am not having any luck.
So I thought I would try posting the lyrics here to see if anyone can help me out.
“How precious was the blood, that flowed down your own face,
How dark was the hour, when the Father turned His face away,
How great a sacrifice, that you were made sin for us,
Great is your mercy, great is your love!
And we sing ……….. for the lamb who was slain, who was broken for us and who paid the great cost…….
……………what a savior you are…….”
That’s all I can remember. Does anyone know the name of this song?
Thanks,
Kat
Hey Kat, unfortunately I don’t know this song. But it sounds amazing! If you find out, let me know.
Kat, I hope you see this because I was searching for the same song and just found out the title and the writer’s name.
Hallelujah, What a Savior You Are
By Grace College Life
Written by Jamey Bryant
My friend who originally introduced this song at our church had written to Jamey and received words/chords from him.
Hope this is helpful!
Amy
Thanks Amy! Honestly, that makes perfect sense. I used to go to Grace Bible in College Station because I went to Texas A&M. I knew that’s where I heard it, I just never realized Jamey wrote it! Kind of explains why no one else had heard it at my church.
Thanks again for your help.
Kat
Good to know!