DOXOLOGY & THEOLOGY BLOG
Creativity + Theology + Liturgy + Church Music + Songwriting + Singing + Song Selection + Leadership + More
Authors
- Aaron Ivey
- Adam Holland
- Adam Wright
- Andrew Lucius
- Andrew Pressley
- Bruce Benedict
- Caroline Cobb
- David Champagne
- Charlie Hall
- Daniel Renstrom
- David Manner
- Esther Crookshank
- Jamie Brown
- Jarryd Foreman
- Jennifer Grisham
- Jimmy McNeal
- Joel Limpic
- Jordan Kauflin
- Josh Philpot
- Ronnie Martin
- Matt Boswell
- Matthew Westerholm
- Sandra McCracken
- Nathan Chapman
- Ron Man
- Travis Ham
- Jonathan Welch
- Wes Crawford
- Zac Hicks
HOW THE PSALMS INSTRUCT US
Do you think of the psalms as divine instruction that you must respond to by faith? Or do you typically view the psalms as a conglomeration of songs and prayers? When you read the psalms, do you get the sense that you must respond?
THE PROMISE AND PRACTICE OF "YET"
I don’t have tattoos, but if I were to ink something permanently on my skin, it would probably be the word "yet." These three letters are active with anticipation. And I find this word propels me in conversation and decision-making. It comes up often when reading the Psalms. I will yet give thanks.
WRITING PSALM SONGS
Whether painting a canvas, “becoming” a character in a film or shaping a sculpture, every artist has a creative process that aids in achieving the best possible end result. I have been a musician and singer/songwriter for most of my life and have written, composed and arranged many songs.