Why is Music Such a Big Issue in the Church?

By Isaac Dagneau | October 25, 2017

The Church Sings Apart from a few Christian leaders/denominations in history, the majority of churches have emphasized (and still do) some kind of “music and song” in each gathering. Whether it be led from a single organ, a 12-piece band, or a 75-person choir, church music is an essential component to each service. Why? Because…

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Psallos and the Purpose of Music (Newsfeed)

By Isaac Dagneau | July 5, 2017

Back in January I had a conversation with Cody Curtis, one of the main visionaries behind Psallos (a musical group).   My first encounter with Psallos involved their incredible project, Romans. This musical album consists of 23 songs that cover the entire message of the book of Romans from the New Testament. While also recording…

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Ep. 052: Rethinking Worship Music

By Isaac Dagneau | January 9, 2017

It’s a delight to be talking with songwriter and musical composer Cody Curtis (Psallos) this week on rethinking worship music. Cody, who has a doctorate in music composition, comes at music ministry with a great perspective – a perspective that may be lacking in the church today. Our conversation involves talking about the “blind follow…

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Ep. 034: Confused Singing

By Isaac Dagneau | September 5, 2016

Confused Church: The second episode in our “Confused Church” series is all about worshipping through music. This week Isaac sits down with worship leader and pastor Pat Sczebel to talk about the importance of worshipping together as a community.

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