Worship Matters

Resources for Leading Worship from Bob Kauflin

Archive for February, 2011

One of the topics in the church that leaders rarely address is modesty. It’s awkward. You can be accused of legalism. People can be offended. It can seem politically incorrect. But that doesn’t mean it should never be addressed, nor that there’s not a gracious way to do it. Ideally, those who participate in a [...]

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Over the years we’ve offered numerous seminars on songwriting at the WorshipGod conferences, taught primarily by Steve & Vikki Cook and Mark Altrogge, but also by guests that we’ve had at the conference. I thought it would be helpful to put them all in one place, so here they are. Whatever stage you’re at in [...]

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In 1991 I had the privilege of participating in a church plant in Charlotte, NC. It was a thrilling, humbling, faith-stretching, unpredictable adventure that I think every leader should go through at least once. That’s why I’m excited about the Sovereign Grace Ministries Plant! Conference, taking place next month. I have the joy of leading [...]

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Every February we slash prices at the Sovereign Grace store. Why? Primarily, we want to give our churches an opportunity to stock up on resources for their bookstores at low prices. But we know there are a lot of other folks who want to use our materials and appreciate the cheaper prices. We want to [...]

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  • The apostle Paul’s self-image « Nelima's blog: [...] Lord moves in mysterious ways… Here’s a post that’s been sitting in  my feed reader that’s about awareness of our sin and
  • Jim Young: The way the melody changes in the verse where it says: "For pure and blameless in His sight He destined us to be" Is absolutely beautiful. The
  • Bob Kauflin: @Beat Attitude and @Brandon, thanks for the encouraging thoughts. I agree with why we say "Lord, have mercy." We see it in the Psalms (Ps. 51:1; Ps. 1