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New Release: Worship Matters by Bob Kauflin

For the past year my dear friend Bob Kauflin has been hard at work on a book entitled, Worship Matters: Leading Others to Encounter the Greatness of God. Yesterday I received a copy of the book. It looks great. I'm so proud of my friend and so excited to see how God will use his wisdom to serve local churches. I wrote in my endorsement for the book, "Bob is a pastor, a teacher, and a skilled musician. And this book captures his heart, his zealous pursuit of God, and his many years of real-life experience leading worship. That's why his book deserves the careful study of pastors and worship leaders alike."
Check out these encouraging words about Worship Matters:
Bob loves God, values theology, and cares about people. This mix is found throughout this wonderful and helpful book. Worship Matters will inspire you as a worshiper and spur you on as a leader of worship."If you're a pastor, I would encourage you to buy this book for your worship leader. If you're a worship leader, I would advocate buying a copy for every member of your worship team. If you're the dictator of a small country, well, you know where I'm going with this.
Matt Redman
"Bob Kauflin is teaching a new generation to take corporate worship seriously in a fashion that is simultaneously biblically faithful and addressing today's culture."
D. A. Carson"This book is thoroughly biblical, comprehensive, balanced, clear, and engaging. Worship leaders must read it, and it will be a great help to anyone interested in finding out what biblical worship is about and how to worship from the heart."
John Frame"Bob's approach is humble, yet authoritative; comprehensive, yet inspirational. And if you take his gentle but clear teaching onboard, it will help make you fully equipped in mind, heart, and spirit to lead others in worship. I wholeheartedly recommend it."
Stuart Townend"An outstanding book both for those who lead worship and also for every Christian who wants to worship God more fully. The book is biblical, practical, interesting, wise, and thorough in its treatment of the topic. The next time I teach on worship, I plan to make this the required text."
Wayne Grudem
You can pre-order Worship Matters now from Amazon.com.
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Comments (1)
Looks like an awesome book!
Thanks for posting this.
Posted by John Schuchman | April 8, 2008 12:28 AM