Dr. Boswell gives a benediction for worship leaders on the glorious, majestic, transcendent, immanent, unchanging, everlasting, and eternally blessed triune God!द्वारा Institute for Biblical Worship

Andrew Peterson talks the creative process of song writing.द्वारा Institute for Biblical Worship

In this episode, Dr. Lister connects a theology of God's presence to our experience of corporate worship.द्वारा Institute for Biblical Worship

Dr. Jonathan Welch discusses the ways that praise can serve as protest.द्वारा Institute for Biblical Worship

Pastor Bleecker talks about simple songs with deep theology. There are songs that are simple but filled with depth and meaning. They are anchors to our souls.द्वारा Institute for Biblical Worship

Zac Hicks asks the question, "What does it mean for a worship leader to be a theological dietician?"द्वारा Institute for Biblical Worship

Hershel York discusses working with senior pastors.Learn more at biblicalworship.comद्वारा Institute for Biblical Worship

Dr. Westerholm talks about the glorious reality of Trinitarian worship. Learn more at biblicalworship.comद्वारा Institute for Biblical Worship

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Kevin DeYoung discusses worship and God the Spirit. Lean more at biblicalworship.comद्वारा Institute for Biblical Worship

Mike Cosper brings us 10 questions to ask yearly.Learn more at biblicalworship.comद्वारा Institute for Biblical Worship

Don Whitney talks about the discipline of worship.Learn more at biblicalworship.comद्वारा Institute for Biblical Worship

Matt Boswell interviews Mark Dever about the role of senior pastor in worship.Learn more at biblicalworship.comद्वारा Institute for Biblical Worship

Sandra McCracken discusses the disciplines of being a songwriter.Learn more at biblicalworship.comद्वारा Institute for Biblical Worship

G.K. Beale shows how we become like what we worship.Learn more at biblicalworship.comद्वारा Institute for Biblical Worship

Shane Barnard offers tips for arranging a hymn.Learn More at biblicalworship.comद्वारा Institute for Biblical Worship

Join us at Together for the Gospel 2022 for a late night panel discussion hosted by Matt Boswell as we consider “How Worship Unites the Church.“ Tickets are selling fast! Register Now --> www.doxologyandtheology.com/dandt-at-t4gद्वारा Institute for Biblical Worship

Matt Merker offers 20 tips in 20 minutes to enhance your congregational singing.Learn more at biblicalworship.comद्वारा Institute for Biblical Worship

Michael Reeves shows how Trinitarian worship is Christ-centered.Learn more at biblicalworship.comद्वारा Institute for Biblical Worship

Daniel Renstrom helps worship leaders build a culture of worship.Learn more at biblicalworship.comद्वारा Institute for Biblical Worship

Kevin Twit calls worship leaders to preserve gospel-centered hymns. Learn more at biblicalworship.comद्वारा Institute for Biblical Worship

H.B. Charles offers a stunning vision of God's glory. Learn more at biblicalworship.comद्वारा Institute for Biblical Worship

Jared C. Wilson calls worship leaders to be bold with the gospel.Register for D&T 2021 at biblicalworship.com/conferenceद्वारा Institute for Biblical Worship

Sandra McCracken calls worship leaders to comfort God's people. Register for D&T 2021 at biblicalworship.com/conferenceद्वारा Institute for Biblical Worship

Matt Papa calls worshipers to look and live.Register for D&T 2021 at biblicalworship.com/conferenceद्वारा Institute for Biblical Worship

Paul Tripp offers ways to diagnose idolatry in ministry. Register for D&T 2021 at biblicalworship.com/conferenceद्वारा Institute for Biblical Worship

Jonathan Welch discusses the ways that corporate worship shapes believers into citizens of Christ's kingdom. Register for D&T 2021: biblicalworship.com/conferenceद्वारा Institute for Biblical Worship

Aaron Ivey diagnoses the glory-stealing tendencies of worship leaders.Learn more at biblicalworship.comद्वारा Institute for Biblical Worship

Mark Dever considers the needs of a worshipper. Learn more at biblicalworship.comद्वारा Institute for Biblical Worship

Tripp Lee takes a moment to consider bragging. Learn more at biblicalworship.comद्वारा Institute for Biblical Worship

Ligon Duncan calls for worship services to feature the reading of Scripture.Learn more at biblicalworship.comद्वारा Institute for Biblical Worship

Matt Merker discusses the role of a songwriter within a local congregation.Learn more at biblicalworship.comद्वारा Institute for Biblical Worship

Don Whitney discusses the appropriate response to beholding a glorious God.Learn more at biblicalworship.comद्वारा Institute for Biblical Worship

In his message from Romans 11, Matt Boswell unpacks the commission of a worship leader.Learn more at biblicalworship.comद्वारा Institute for Biblical Worship

Keith Getty takes a look at the effects commercialism has had on the songs we sing.Learn more at biblicalworship.comद्वारा Institute for Biblical Worship

Matthew Westerholm talks about how God reveals his glory through his slow-motion activity.Learn more at biblicalworship.comद्वारा Institute for Biblical Worship

Taken from a 1999 chapel service, Albert Mohler calls for rich theology in our songs, regardless of their musical style. Learn more at biblicalworship.comद्वारा Institute for Biblical Worship

Who is here? Who should be here? Who has been here? Mike Cosper encourages us to plan worship services that reflect the time and place that the Lord has given us.Learn more at biblicalworship.comद्वारा Institute for Biblical Worship

What does Jesus mean when he says that God seeks true worshipers? D.A. Carson kicks off our first season with insights from John 4.Learn more at biblicalworship.comद्वारा Institute for Biblical Worship

Matt Boswell welcomes Matthew Westerholm as the new host of the Doxology and Theology podcast. Their conversation unpacks the history of D&T, and sets a vision for the future of the podcast.biblicalworship.comद्वारा Institute for Biblical Worship

Matt Merker offers a primer on what the regulative principle is and how it impacts our worship gatherings.Quotes:"When we have the debate about what should or shouldn’t be done in a service, we should all have it from the same posture. The regulative principle gives us that posture.""How can we conform our worship to what Scripture commands?""What …

Joel Limpic emcees a panel with Sandra McCracken, Caroline Cobb, and Ryan Gikas. The crew gives practical insight on how to write songs from Scripture, how to co-write, and how to share new songs with your congregation.Quotes:"How can you use melody and all the tools a songwriter has to make people feel the truth of this passage, what God is trying…

Matt Merker coaches songwriters on how to write fresh, singable melodies for worship in the church.Quotes:"Reasons we write new songs for the church:1. God is worthy of new efforts we can make to praise him.2. Creativity honors God and reflects his image.3. To serve new lyrics.4. Songs are portable theology lessons. 5. Every congregation is differe…

Sandra McCracken shares how she writes and leads modern hymns in the church.Songs Covered:"Steadfast""Come Light Our Hearts""Whate’er My God Ordains Is Right""We Will Feast in the House of Zion"Quotes:"When we practice silence in this biblical way, we understand that the Lord is gracious with us, that Jesus is not there just to expose the things th…

Mike Cosper urges worship leaders to crave the real thing—intimacy with God.Quotes:"The power of social media is in its ability to shape our affections.""Think about this self-promoting, media-saturated culture—if it’s remaking us, what is it transforming us into?""We’re learning to be satisfied with the veneer of something rather than the real thi…

Afshin Ziafat calls pastors and worship leaders to make preaching the Word central in our corporate gatherings.Quotes:"Because we can know God through his Scripture, God’s written Word is powerful to give us life.""Get in the Word of God, and see the places where he’s very clear about what his will is.""Vision and dreams are prominent in places whe…

Charlie Hall, Ryan Gikas, and Joel Limpic discuss what it means to lead worship that is both saturated with Scripture and led by the Spirit.Quotes:"What’s the origin of the songs in Colossians 3:16? It’s a filling of the Spirit. As the Spirit fills the church, the Word of God comes out of our mouths.""The end for which the Word exists is not that I…

Sandra McCracken shows how our everyday creativity comes to life as we learn to walk in the way of the Trinity.Quotes:Belonging brings us out of isolation. We’re so prone to isolation. Left on our own, we’re isolated, controlling, trying to manage everything. Yet the life of the church is a life of invitation, of communal coming together and belong…

Tony Merida invites us to consider how the Lord's Supper and baptism in the worship gathering make the gospel visible to one another and to unbelievers.Quotes:"The resurrection isn’t simply a truth to die on. It’s a truth to live on.""When we meet together for worship, we aren’t just looking at the stage. We’re ministering to each other.""We’re rem…

Matt Boswell and Matt Papa answer questions from worship leaders about how to think about and implement—or not implement—liturgical elements in their services.Quotes:"I want our gatherings to be marked by great, gospel-filled joy.”"How do we make sure our gatherings are trinitarian? How do we walk in the balance between God’s transcendence and his …