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20schemes.com

Who we are Since 2012, 20schemes (“we”, “our”, “us”) have sought to plant and revitalise healthy, gospel-preaching churches in Scotland's poorest communities, known as schemes. 20schemes started as a ministry of Niddrie Community Church. As of 2024, 20schemes is now an independent charity registered in Scotland (SC053055). Our registered address…

thegospelcoalition.org

The Gospel Coalition’s mission is to help renew and unify the contemporary church in the ancient gospel.

desiringgod.org

Find your joy in God with sermons, books, podcasts, video, and daily articles from the ministry of John Piper.

worshipmatters.com

A few months ago I shared on this blog that Sovereign Grace Music was working on a gospel album with Joe Pace, Jr., and the Shiloh Church Choir. I’m happy to report that we’re releasing that album Friday, July 26. We’ve been working on getting charts ready for the release, but we might not hit the street date. As soon as they’re ready, we’ll be making lead sheets, guitar charts, piano scores, choir scores, and backing tracks available. When we started working on this project, I knew it was going to be a different kind of album. But I didn’t know how God was going to work in my heart. Here are three ways working on this album has affected me. My musical comfort zone has gotten bigger. I majored in classical piano but have dabbled in jazz and gospel throughout my life. I love music theory and have a fairly good ear. But sitting across from Jarvis James (pianist on the album), and having him spell out chords for me was a wonderfully stretching experience. As a result of our interactions, I’ve started listening to more gospel music and am starting to hear and appreciate musical techniques, harmonies, and melodies that I missed in the past. For instance, when Joe Pace first sent me their arrangement for the Sovereign Grace song, “He is Our God,” I emailed him my thoughts. “I don’t think that’s going to work. Too complicated.” Joe wisely waited to respond. And of course, eventually I saw the brilliance of the arrangement. It wasn’t as complicated as I first thought. That’s because “complicated” is a relative term. And as someone who has gotten used to the minimalistic harmonies of many modern worship songs, it’s been refreshing to get more familiar with a different way of accompanying congregational song. I understand how Christ transcends culture better. The more time I got to spend with the musicians and members of Shiloh Church, two things became clearer. First, in most cases, our upbringings were really different. Different foods, different music, different relational

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2003 was a banner year for Christian music. I had a difficult time sorting through the many excellent albums to choose my favorites. After a lot of consideration, four rose to the top. Why only fou…

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nihaoyall.com

Devotion to Love. Heartcentering Music by Georgia Carr, a gospel/devotional/spiritual artist from Vincentia, Jervis Bay NSW

9marks.org

Why should you join a church? Becoming a member of a church is an important, and often neglected, part of the Christian life. Yet the trend these days is one of shunning the practice of organized religion and showing a distaste or fear of commitment, especially of institutions. Jonathan Leeman addresses these issues with a […]

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