Worship Podcast
How does an obscure, little-known artist rise to the top of the indie music scene?
How does a low budget recording with a guy hand plucking an acoustic guitar seemingly take over the world?
Enter the world of Bon Iver (aka Justin Vernon). You may or may not love his music. You may not “get it”. You may wonder what all the hype is. But this guy has risen to the forefront of modern music.
Today I have the privilege of featuring the incredible music of Shane & Shane.
They have graciously agreed to give away 3 downloads of their newest album, The One You Need. At the end of this post are instructions on how to snag a free copy.
This is particularly awesome because the album doesn’t release until October 4.
And if I can say it simply, it’s blowing my mind right now.
I had the privilege of interviewing Casey Darnell, worship leader at North Point Church in Atlanta, Georgia.
In this interview we talk about his new album, North Point Music, as well as balancing public ministry with private integrity.
North Point Music has graciously agreed to give away 5 copies of this AMAZING album here on my blog.
Below the video are instructions on how to win a free copy.
I can’t say enough great things about Casey’s music.
His songs “When The Waters Rise” and “Power In Your Name” are fantastic anthems for the church.
He’s a unique voice and gifted worship leader.
Even if you didn’t win, be sure to check out Casey’s website, download a free track, and enjoy the brilliance.
Question: How do you balance public ministry and private integrity? You can leave a comment by clicking here.
Today we have the privilege of hearing from a fantastic rising worship leader from Belfast, Ireland – Claire Hamilton.
Claire is a full time teacher, worship leader, wife, and band member of Rend Collective Experiment.
Her new album is definitely work picking up.
By the end of this post, I hope to inspire and challenge your music listening habits.
There is much to be discovered through music – lessons to learn, inspiration for our work, a soundtrack for our lives.
But do you slow down enough to really listen?