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New Heart, New Spirit, New Song: A Collection of Talks, Lectures, and Sermons on Music is unavailable, but you can change that!

“Let everything that has breath praise the LORD! Praise the LORD!”—Psalm 150:6 We’re all called to worship God. It’s an incredible privilege and responsibility for all of us—every culture, every church, every Christian, every generation. And yet believers have been arguing about worship music since the days of the early church. Why is this? Perhaps we rely on our traditions, personal tastes,...

we thinking about? The recipient, what he likes, what he is interested in, his personality, etc. Unfortunately, I am afraid we do not give the Lord the same thoughtful consideration, when we make decisions about how we worship Him. Too often we are thinking about what we would like in the worship service, what unsaved people would like, or what a particular segment of our congregation would like, rather than considering the Lord—His desires, His nature, His commands about worship. To my knowledge,
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