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Posts Tagged ‘Sovereign Grace Ministries

Sovereign Grace Ministries has just released our 5th recording in the Overflow series. Overflow began because we simply weren’t able to put out enough projects to keep up with the songs that were being written by Sovereign Grace songwriters. Produced by local churches using local instrumentalists and vocalists, the Overflow highlight emerging songs that encourage [...]

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19 Oct, 2007

How Do We Make Room for the Gift of Prophecy?

Posted by: Bob Kauflin In: —Spiritual Gifts

I received this question from Mark: “While we are Southern Baptist, we are definitely reformed in our theology. We also do not believe that the gifts of the Spirit have ceased. When we were attending the Worship God conference , we were moved by those who shared from the prophecy mic. It was an incredible [...]

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20 Jul, 2007

Should We Worship Jesus as the Beautiful One?

Posted by: Bob Kauflin In: —Choosing Songs

Joshua is interested in teaching his church the song, “Beautiful One,” by Tim Hughes. He wrote: As I began to think about it, I couldn’t come up with a scripture verse that refers to Jesus as ‘beautiful.’ I did a word search in the NIV and the NASB for beautiful, but it seems to always [...]

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27 Jun, 2007

What a Savior Free MP3 and Chart

Posted by: Bob Kauflin In: —Song Downloads

I’ve received a number of e-mails asking for the new version of the hymn “Hallelujah, What a Savior,” that we taught at the New Attitude conference, music and chorus written by my son, Devon. I promised a while back that I’d post them, so here you go. The original version was by Phillip Bliss, an [...]

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22 Jun, 2007

What About “Me” Songs?

Posted by: Bob Kauflin In: —Choosing Songs

Matt wrote in to ask: What do you think about singing songs that have a lot of me/we/I content. Is it wrong to sing a lot of songs that talk about us? A couple come to mind right now: “We stand and lift up our hands…” “I love you Lord…” etc…I think there’s value in [...]

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13 Jun, 2007

New Songs, New CD’s, and a New Website

Posted by: Bob Kauflin In: —Sovereign Grace Music

I’m currently in the middle of moving my office from Covenant Life Church to Sovereign Grace Ministries. The two buildings are actually connected, so it’s not that big a deal. As my responsibilities at Covenant Life have been assumed by Ken Boer, it’s released me to give more time to writing, training, and overseeing music [...]

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30 May, 2007

New Attitude 2007 Songs

Posted by: Bob Kauflin In: —Next/New Attitude

I woke up this morning (late) with the songs from the Sovereign Grace New Attitude conference flowing through my brain. What a joy it was to sing such rich truths and be reminded of the sovereignty, mercy, and goodness of the Savior. What a joy it was to hear such great biblical teaching from Josh [...]

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20 Apr, 2007

“Let’s Do a Hymn”

Posted by: Bob Kauflin In: —Choosing Songs

Normally I answer a question on Fridays, but I’m currently on a writing retreat. I came across these thoughts I wrote down a few weeks ago, and thought I’d post them today. I’ve often heard people suggest that we “do a hymn.” I usually interpret that as a good suggestion. There are many reasons we [...]

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03 Feb, 2006

Hymnals or Screens?

Posted by: Bob Kauflin In: —Sound and Tech

A while ago, Richard wrote in to ask: “Do you think there is an advantage one way or the other for a congregation to sing from a hymnal and songbook/sheet (so that they are all looking down), or singing from the words on a large screen in the front of the room (where they are [...]

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