I recently joined a panel of voices helping come up with a list of the best Christian albums of the 2010s. If you’ve been around my writing for a while, you know I’m a huge fan of celebrating noteworthy music. As part of the process of the group, I came up with my own list of the…
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John Mark McMillan (Called Out Podcast Episode 017)
I’m thrilled to have John Mark McMillan on the podcast to talk about becoming an artist, worship as a genre, and worship music as a business. John Mark is one of my favorite musical artists and has been putting out music for over a decade. If you come over to my house you can hear my…
The Way of the Cross by New Harvest Worship (my first album)
2 years ago a guy on the worship team at my church approached me with the crazy idea of putting together a record with our team. I had never done much songwriting, and I knew exactly zero about recording. A big part of me thought this would fall apart after a few months, but I…
Introducing The Way of the Cross by New Harvest Worship
Hey friends! For the last 2 years I’ve been working with the worship team at my local church (New Harvest Church) to not only write and arrange some songs, but also to record them to put them onto our first ever album release. It’s been an incredible amount of work, but I’m excited to announce…
The Beauty of Lament—My Review of Sandra McCracken’s New Album
I had the unique privilege to write a review of Sandra McCracken’s latest album (out yesterday) for The Gospel Coalition. You can read the whole review HERE, but here’s the introduction: — As many as 40 percent of the Bible’s psalms could be categorized as psalms of lament. Their words pulse with protest, indignation, complaint,…
Sneak Peek of My Latest Project
I have an exciting opportunity to throw your way today. But first, a bit of the back story (or, you can just scroll to the bottom and read about the sneak preview). It seems I’m consistently having conversations with worship pastors and individuals who help lead worship at their local church, and ultimately these conversations…