Homogenization can be good. It helps preserve and bring a consistency to things; as a consumer you know exactly what to expect. But for a worship team and a church, homogenization can be the kiss of death. [Read more...]
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It’s Not a Stage, It’s a PLATFORM!
“We don’t entertain, we worship.” That’s the main resistance we get from worship artists and … [Read More...]
Too Good for This?
I was ready for two days of work with a band in Baltimore. I wondered how it would go, because … [Read More...]
Tom Jackson Joins Faculty of National Praise & Worship Institute
The time has come for Nashville and Christian music to have a school that will give in-depth … [Read More...]
Your Freedom is My Distraction
I’ve had a beef the last several years with an issue that seems to be getting worse: "over … [Read More...]
