Contemporary PCA Worship

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Jared

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I am not PCA but there are quite a few contemporary worship artists that are PCA. The ones that I'm familiar with are:

1. Matthew Smith
2. Derek Webb
3. Sandra McCracken
4. Andrew Osenga
5. Dan Haseltine

I really like a lot of the indelible grace stuff that I have heard, but I don't see very much of it on iTunes. In fact none of the indivuidual indelible grace projects are on there. Do you know of any place that I could download these albums? I want to pay for them, but I don't know of anywhere that I can find them.

More generally though, I just wanted to talk about contemporary PCA worship artists. Thanks.
 
:) I didn't know Derek Webb and his wife were PCA folk.

Indeed. Steven Curtis Chapman is as well. In fact, his and Derek's families used to be members of the same church in Nashville, until Derek and Sandra joined the efforts (and membership) of a new PCA congregation more in the inner-city. I'm not aware whether or not the Chapmans' membership has changed.
 
A liberal theologically - anybody who follows Barth and/or denies that the Bible is written by God and/or who denies essential truths while claiming the name Christian and/or anybody's idea of saving faith is to live like Jesus did (who needs the cross anyway?) A liberal politically is a Democrat or John McCain or Rhino's. I could go on, but to define a liberal has to be a rhetorical question anyway. A liberal is worse than an infidel.
 
I am not greatly familiar with the contemporary Christian music scene but have found the group "Jars of Clay" to have high quality music and solid lyrics.

 
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A liberal theologically - anybody who follows Barth and/or denies that the Bible is written by God and/or who denies essential truths while claiming the name Christian and/or anybody's idea of saving faith is to live like Jesus did (who needs the cross anyway?) A liberal politically is a Democrat or John McCain or Rhino's. I could go on, but to define a liberal has to be a rhetorical question anyway. A liberal is worse than an infidel.

As President Reagan used to say . . . "There you go again."

Tim, Barth was a pussycat compared to the toxic stuff your PCUSA guys read and believe.

Besides, the American definition of liberal is quite simple: anyone to the left of me.
 
A liberal theologically - anybody who follows Barth and/or denies that the Bible is written by God and/or who denies essential truths while claiming the name Christian and/or anybody's idea of saving faith is to live like Jesus did (who needs the cross anyway?) A liberal politically is a Democrat or John McCain or Rhino's. I could go on, but to define a liberal has to be a rhetorical question anyway. A liberal is worse than an infidel.

As President Reagan used to say . . . "There you go again."

Tim, Barth was a pussycat compared to the toxic stuff your PCUSA guys read and believe.

Besides, the American definition of liberal is quite simple: anyone to the left of me.

I know a "liberal" when I see one.
 
A liberal theologically - anybody who follows Barth and/or denies that the Bible is written by God and/or who denies essential truths while claiming the name Christian and/or anybody's idea of saving faith is to live like Jesus did (who needs the cross anyway?) A liberal politically is a Democrat or John McCain or Rhino's. I could go on, but to define a liberal has to be a rhetorical question anyway. A liberal is worse than an infidel.

But certainly not worse than a neocon. ;)
 
I have not heard, but it is often common for female artists who started out single to retain their name for professional reasons, but use their married name for everything else.

I was doing a lot of professional work locally as a musician when I got married, and for a year or so I hyphenated my name until everyone figured out I got married. Then I dropped my maiden name.

When you are at the level of Sandra McCracken, it becomes very expensive to do a professional name change.
 
I have not heard, but it is often common for female artists who started out single to retain their name for professional reasons, but use their married name for everything else.

I was doing a lot of professional work locally as a musician when I got married, and for a year or so I hyphenated my name until everyone figured out I got married. Then I dropped my maiden name.

When you are at the level of Sandra McCracken, it becomes very expensive to do a professional name change.

Interesting. :think:
 
:) I didn't know Derek Webb and his wife were PCA folk.

Yes indeed. Pretty sure they call City Church East in Nashville home.

Check out the music from Red Mountain Church in Birmingham for some similar (and, in my opinion, better) stuff to Indelible Grace. We use both IG and RMC music at our church.

I'm friends with the music director at Red Mountain (Brian T. Murphy). He's a great musician and very talented piano player. He'll be happy to know you gave him a plug...
 
I really enjoy the music at Briarwood (my old church). They have a great mix of traditional hymns and contemporary work. Here's their sample site...

cds
 
A liberal theologically - anybody who follows Barth and/or denies that the Bible is written by God and/or who denies essential truths while claiming the name Christian and/or anybody's idea of saving faith is to live like Jesus did (who needs the cross anyway?) A liberal politically is a Democrat or John McCain or Rhino's. I could go on, but to define a liberal has to be a rhetorical question anyway. A liberal is worse than an infidel.

I know what theological liberalism is but I wanted to know from him what sort of liberalism he was talking about.
 
Matthew Perryman Jones is PCA. He has an amazing voice. He sings "Abide with me" on IG V and "Jesus, cast a look on me" on IG III.
I love Red Mountain's rendering of "Pass me not, O Gentle Savior." It was a hymn I had never heard until I listened to them sing it. The words and music are beautiful.
I am also a fan of Fernando Ortega, I don't think he is PCA. He does some good stuff with old hymns and has written some pretty good ones himself.
I went to a Derek Webb/Sandra McCracken concert once and it was really awesome. Not only did they sing brilliantly but Derek spoke powerful words of scriptural truth that I still remember to this day.
 
:) I didn't know Derek Webb and his wife were PCA folk.

Yes indeed. Pretty sure they call City Church East in Nashville home.

Check out the music from Red Mountain Church in Birmingham for some similar (and, in my opinion, better) stuff to Indelible Grace. We use both IG and RMC music at our church.

I'm friends with the music director at Red Mountain (Brian T. Murphy). He's a great musician and very talented piano player. He'll be happy to know you gave him a plug...

Yeah, BTM's a good guy.
 
Matthew Perryman Jones is PCA. He has an amazing voice. He sings "Abide with me" on IG V and "Jesus, cast a look on me" on IG III.

I love his music, and actually heard about him through Steven Delopoulos. How did you find out he was PCA?


I had kinda guessed from the Indelible Grace stuff. However, a friend told me that MPJ is in the same small group as his brother.
 
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