
4 Marks of True Thanksgiving
Recently I watched a video of a man held captive for years, set free and returned home. When he got off the plane he fell
Recently I watched a video of a man held captive for years, set free and returned home. When he got off the plane he fell
Routine often dulls us to the majestic and beautiful. That which we see and enjoy on a daily basis succumbs to the certainty that it/he/she
This year, Concord Worship is doing something we’ve never done before. We’re bringing back some old but familiar friends. Familiar to many who grew
Recently, while trying to be a good husband, I’ve watched (endured) an HGTV show with Lisa called Fixer Upper. Lisa loves the show and really
It’s easy for us to enter the Christmas season and go on autopilot. The holiday season is so driven by traditions (which are not a
Over the past year I’ve had a growing chorus of conversations with worship pastors, senior pastors, church staff and lay leaders regarding a troubling trend
The wonder of worship is found in simplicity. The subject itself is not difficult or confusing. The Bible is clear and the commands are apparent
As the parent of a savvy brand new teenager – I have come, quite by accident, to the knowledge that my understanding of words is
Suppose you were to sit back and recall your most meaningful worship experiences. Where would it be? With whom would it be? How did it
Several years ago, while on a trip out west, Lisa and I visited a church well known for their worship. We went with anticipation of