I tried to link to this, but the link didn't work. So here it is, cut and pasted from the Acts 29 blog. (enjoy mate - I'll expect you to have this all read by Monday):
87 Resources on Worship by Scott Thomas
- Section One: Acts 29 Resources (audio and articles)
- Section Two: Institute for Christian Worship audio files (Southern Seminary)
- Section Three: John Piper seminar on Worship
Acts 29 Worship Resources
Audio:
Harold Best: Is "Worship" the Only Word for Worship?
Harold Best: Jesus the Sole Mediator of Worship and the Helplessness of Music
Tim Smith: Missional Worship
Michael Bleeker and Andy Melvin: The Worship Pastor
Mark Driscoll: Worship & Idolatry
Scott Womer: Redefining the Role of a Worship Leader
Matt Stevens: Worship & the Arts
Tim Smith: Worship & Culture
Tim Smith: What is Missional Worship
Tim Smith: Worship and Culture: Part 1
Tim Smith: Worship and Culture: Part 2
Tim Smith: Missional Worship - Part 1
Tim Smith: Missional Worship - Part 2
Mike Cosper: Missional Strategies for the Arts | Part 1
Mike Cosper: Missional Strategies for the Arts | Part 2
Matt Stevens: Creativity in the Local Church | Seattle 2007
Matt Stevens: Creativity in the Local Church | Raleigh, NC
Articles:
Bob Logan: Model a Lifestyle of Worship
Scott Womer: An Understanding of Earthly Worship
Tim Smith: Missional Worship
Luke Abrams: How To Write A Worship Song
Matt Stevens: "AND SOME DAYS, I DON'T LOVE YOU AT ALL" Recognizing Need in Worship
Section TwoJustin Taylor posted audio files from Southern Seminary's Institute for Christian Worship. Some of the ones you will find are listed below:
David Peterson:
D.A. Carson thinks that Peterson's book, Engaging With God: A Biblical Theology of Worship (1992), is one of the very best treatments available.
John Frame:
Frame's two books on worship are Worship in Spirit and Truth: A Refreshing Study of the Principles and Practice of Biblical Worship (1996) and Contemporary Worship: A Biblical Defense (1997). These books make some in the Reformed camp uncomfortable, but I found both of them to be very helpful.
Harold Best:
Best's two books on worship are Music Through the Eyes of Faith (1993) and Unceasing Worship: Biblical Perspectives on Worship and the Arts (2003). Music Through the Eyes of Faith has had a significant impact on John Piper, and he highly recommends the book.
Michael Card:
For Card on lament, see A Sacred Sorrow Experience Guide: Reaching out to God in the Lost Language of Lament (2005) and The Hidden Face of God: Finding the Missing Door to the Father Through Lament (2007).
Keith and Kristyn Getty:
Stuart Townend, Keith Getty, and Kristyn Getty:
Hymns, Worship, and Christian Thought (Part 1) Hymns, Worship, and Christian Thought (Part 2) Modern Hymns: Christian Congregational Song for the 21st CenturyBob Kauflin:
What Is Word-Centered Worship? Visuals in Worship: How Do We See God? Worship and the Presence of God Worship Leadership: Gift and Craft Piano Stylings for Effective Leadership in Contemporary Worship Arranging the Rhythm Section for Contemporary Worship Vocal Arranging for Effective Leadership in Contemporary Worship Healthy Tensions in Corporate Worship Congregational Worship as Pastoral Care Why the Cross Is Crucial in Corporate Worship Worship Music or Music Worship: The Meaning of Music in Congregational Worship Making the Most of the Modern Worship Movement Music in Worship: Divine or Divisive? Creativity in Worship: Novelty or Necessity? Worship: What Really Matters Biblical Worship in a Postmodern AgeKauflin's book is Worship Matters: Leading Others to Encounter the Greatness of God (2008). See also his blog, Worship Matters. If you lead others in worship, this is probably the first book to get your hands on.
Kevin Twit:
Jason Harms:
Lessons in Jazz from the Book of Daniel (Part 1) Lessons in Jazz from the Book of Daniel (Part 2) Jazz as a Means of Growing in the Knowledge of GodSee Jason's writings and music at JasonHarms.com.
Section ThreeJohn Piper:
John Piper's five-hour seminar on worship is a bonus. With the links below you can either watch the videos, read the notes, or listen to the audio for free: