"We are at a critical point in American history." (Coalition For Praise And Protest)
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”Honestly and painfully I admit, I’ve been asleep at the proverbial wheel of the fight for justice in the U.S.” (Bobby Alexandre)
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"It will quickly become obvious to you that Common Hymnal is multi-ethnic." (Malcolm du Plessis)
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"The emotions came back. I’m shivering with fear, rage, and fleeting bad intentions. My stomach is turning." (Bobby Alexandre)
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"Last year I spent many Sundays leading music for a small Anglican church plant called Holy Trinity McKinney …" (Paul Demer)
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Our dear friend, Naomi Tutu, used ‘Rose Petals’ as part of a video presentation to her local church after Ahmaud Arbery’s murder.
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"Frozen. Everything is meaningless. Life stopped for him. Life should stop for everyone." (Bobby Alexandre)
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Naomi Tutu reflects on the the Kairos Document created by church leaders in her home country, South Africa, in 1985 in a moment of crisis, and how we are in a Kairos moment here in the US in this time of catastrophe caused by Covid-19.
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"Make contact with the rest of the team prior to the writing session, identifying a leader to set the stage and guide the team through potential challenges along the way.” (Malcolm du Plessis)
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"I’ll never forget the day I finally got the nerve to pack up my car and move me, my dreams, and the little bit that I owned to Nashville, TN." (Brittney Spencer)
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“This business is named “Music Publishing” because of the way that songs were publicized and monetized before the invention of the LP. Back in the day, songs were spread by being transcribed onto sheet music, and printed, promoted and sold by Music Publishers.” (Malcolm du Plessis)
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"Two weeks ago I went through a life-threatening, traumatic and extremely frightening experience. I hadn’t done anything to provoke or deserve the intrusion." (Matthew Macaulay)
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It would be good to watch this video, sent in by Gail Masondo, side by side with 'How Much Longer?'
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”A rainbow might have different colors, but it is one thing. Black people come in all different shades and textures; the house and the field do not define us.” (Royce Lovett)
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"Metaphors in literature and poetry are used to uncover truth. But not in worship music." (David Gate)
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"I grew up in the A.M.E. church (google it) among the sweet smell of dark upholstered pews and frayed hymnal covers. I often tell people about my many adventures in my old church — sleeping in the balcony and playing basketball during the sermon." (Justin Gray)
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"When I first moved to Nashville as an aspiring songwriter/producer, nothing motivated me more than the thought of having a PLATFORM for my music." (Justin Gray)
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Andy Squyres recorded this podcast for 10000 Fathers' Worship School. If you are a thinker and a grappler with truth, this podcast will grip you!!
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"I recently went for a run on a trail in the North Georgia Mountains. The trail was on the verge of being overgrown. Vines slapped my legs and face as I twisted and turned along the rocky path." (Cameron Walker)
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Last week, Dee Wilson and Brittney Spencer sat down with Jonathan Martin to tell the stories behind “The Kingdom Is Yours” and “Whiskey Lows” in two new episodes of Jonathan's "Son Of A Preacher Man" podcast.
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