"I love to sing. I’ve been singing since I was old enough to make sounds, which is basically most of my last 30 years of living." (Micah Joy Macaulay)
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"When I walked into the prayer lounge at the Chattanooga House Of Prayer for the first time, one of the sentences written on the chalk-board wall resonated deep inside me." (Matthew Macaulay)
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A video of Adam Cates and Ray Hughes talking about collaborating across generational lines.
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"What more appropriate medium to express our worship on earth, than a worship idiom that coalesces the sounds of believers from every culture, tribe and language that this gospel has penetrated." (Malcolm du Plessis)
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"Ever tried baking in a foreign country? I have. Measurements and recipes that were once friends become frightful enemies in the blink of an eye!" (Matthew Macaulay)
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"In a fast paced and disjointed world people are craving connection. Without a doubt, social media platforms connect people in beautiful ways. But swiping through the highlight reel of people’s lives leaves us longing for more than a filtered glimpse of reality." (Cameron Walker)
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"I’ve come to believe that a reformer is not so much a person who renews as much as one who remembers. A reformer looks back to remember how a movement or religion began in its purest form, and does everything in his or her power to return it to its original glory." (Micah Massey)
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"A friend recently made a tongue-in-cheek comment about the trending theology of contemporary worship: “God is great. And we are great."" (Malcolm du Plessis)
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"There’s a “thumbs up’ emoji that we often use when texting. It was originally available only in a Homa Simpson yellow but then later a whole spectrum of skin tones were added, all the way from vanilla white to dark chocolate brown." (Langa Mbonambi)
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"Of all the Church Fathers and Mothers, perhaps there are none more interesting and colorful as Hildegard Von Bingen." (Micah Massey)
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"Each of us are an original piece of art with a unique perspective and a unique contribution to make." (Malcolm du Plessis)
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"About 20-something years ago, I heard the Keith Green song that starts: "my eyes are dry, my faith is old, my heart is hard, my prayers are cold." Wow... I'm not sure I can imagine hearing that on Christian radio today."" (Paul Duncan)
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"I am the music director of an Anglican church. We sing 10-12 songs every worship service. Some of these songs are hymns, some are contemporary choruses, and a few are liturgical settings." (Ryan Flanigan)
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"No one has shaped you more (for better or for worse) than your parents. Whether you never knew them or they were embarrassingly overbearing, much of who you are today is because of them." (Micah Massey)
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"It was Sunday at noon and we were home preparing for the 30 minute drive down I-264 to Big House in Ghent. My seven year old son was on the couch watching cartoons on Netflix when I told him it was time to turn the TV off and get in the car to head to church. "I hate church" was his prompt and whining reply. "(Adam Cates)
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"It has felt, increasingly, like I moved from South Africa to South Africa, excepting, in my old South Africa, we knew we had a problem." (Malcolm du Plessis)
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"Tom Petty once sang: "You don't have to live like a refugee." I'm sure this would be a welcome message to the thousands of men, women and children being forced from their homes in Syria and other places of unrest". (Paul Duncan)
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"My daughter, who is a year old, has a little game she likes to play. She runs at top speed (well, as fast as her stubby little legs will take her) across the living room floor, eventually diving onto a little pile of pillows and blankets. If you'll chase her, it's even better." (Paul Duncan)
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"During a cursory read-through of the book of Hebrews, I stumbled on the phrase, "we have confidence to enter the most holy place by the blood of Jesus", and I was stopped in my tracks." (Malcolm du Plessis)
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