Why do we choose the songs we sing? There isn't a gatekeeper anymore for what we sing. The only filter left is the local church, or perhaps networks of churches who wake up to this reality. What’s popular might bless us, but it might not always be the song we most need in this moment. That’s why discernment is vital. This isn’t about being heavy-handed. It’s about pastors and worship leaders walking together, building trust, and discerning what songs will truly serve the congregation in this sea

'What is it about God that we are worshipping?' Too often, our worship songs don’t reflect the fullness of who God is. Where are the songs that lift our faces to the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, the God who is perfect unity, mutual love, and service within Himself? When we sing about the nature of God, we are reminded of our calling: to be like Him, drawn together by the Father, with the Son on one arm and the Spirit on the other. Watch the full interview: https://youtu.be/91TfLGFSTDA #Worship

"Good news, good news to you we bring, Alleluia!" "Sing all the earth, for the Lord has come among us!" "Gloria! Hosanna in excelsis!" This medley brings together three joyful songs, which can be used for opening a carol service, launching a school assembly, or creating a big moment of celebration in any Christmas event. Designed for all-age gatherings, it’s: ✔️ Easy to sing with simple repetitive lines ✔️ Joyful and involving for children and adults ✔️ Ideal for processions, openings, and commu