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03 Aug, 2006

Announcing…

Posted by: Bob Kauflin In: —Books|—Sovereign Grace Music

Waiting for a CD project to be released is a little bit like having a baby. I say “a little bit” because I’ve experienced absolutely nothing like labor pains that every mother goes through. However, we have been working on this for about nine months… If you’re a regular reader of Worship Matters, you know [...]

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Last May 50 folks took me up on my offer to receive a WorshipGod Live CD and post a review on their blog. Thanks so much for participating! The comments were overwhelmingly encouraging, but I was even more grateful for the constructive feedback you gave us. Here are some of the comments, along with my [...]

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28 Jun, 2006

Sovereign Grace Songbook Now Available

Posted by: Bob Kauflin In: —Books

For over 20 years, Sovereign Grace has been seeking to write and publish biblically faithful, Christ-exalting, emotionally moving songs to serve our churches in congregational worship. Songs that help us, as John Piper has said, think truly so that we might feel duly. Songs that enable God’s Word and purposes to be planted deeply in [...]

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21 Jun, 2006

Valley of Vision CD

Posted by: Bob Kauflin In: —Sovereign Grace Music

For those of you who might be interested in a foretaste of the Valley of Vision CD we’re releasing in August, you can listen to a few samples and watch a video trailer here. To download the trailer, don’t worry about choosing the format. Just click on the picture frame. Here’s a portion of what [...]

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  • Kelly: As one who has been leading worship in church only for the past few months, I must say I benefitted a lot from this series! You've put into words some
  • Clarice: Awesome testimony! My son, Corban, loves the Walking With the Wise CD--it's a special treat to hear "Mr. Jones" at home as well as on Sunday morni
  • Thanks and Updates | The Liturgy Fellowship: [...] Transpositions continues to write interesting pieces, and has recently put out a call for papers. I wasn’t able to attend the artist’