Posts Tagged ‘music’

Songs For West, Heading West, & A Free Webinar

Songs For West I’ve never absorbed so much news. I’ve been reading and watching daily as the drama in Boston and West, Texas has unfolded – feeling like a helpless useless bystander. The Jesus in me mourned as the number of fatalities and injuries climbed, moved to do something. But what? So thankful to get an email… Continue Reading »

Best Of The Net (Atheism, Marching Band, & Madness)

Here’s the best stuff I’ve run across this week on-line. Did I miss something great? Tell me about and link to it in the comments! What Christians Need To Know About Mental Health First up, What Christians Need To Know About Mental Health from Ann Voskamp. As someone who’s been pummeled by depression a few times and… Continue Reading »

Best Of the Net (Authenticity, Alcoholism, Art, Acuff & Animals)

It’s that time again. Here’s the best stuff I’ve run across on-line this week. If I missed something great, leave a link to it in the comments! On Leadership – An Interview With Wess Stafford Wess is the president of Compassion International (Did you know he’s retiring this year?). The interview with Wess regarding leadership is worth… Continue Reading »

What Do We See & Hear?

We continually ask God to fill you with the knowledge of his will through all the wisdom and understanding that the Spirit gives, so that you may live a life worthy of the Lord and please him in every way: bearing fruit in every good work, growing in the knowledge of God, being strengthened with… Continue Reading »

Two Is Better (Just As I Am video)

Years ago, in a church green room, another singer asked me why I was traveling with a road manager. There was some friendly ribbing from him about how important I must think I am to need an entourage. “My wife trusts me,” he joked. So I told him a story. I was in college, serving as… Continue Reading »

Modern Worship: Good Hockey Or Bad Painting?

Songwriting is a craft. As in any craft – ice skating, painting, public speaking, cooking – there are best practices that border on being rules. These standards sometimes define the craft. For instance, if an ice skater glides into the spotlight carrying a stick and hitting a puck she’s no longer ice skating but playing… Continue Reading »

About Shaun

About Shaun — Shaun Groves is a husband, father, singer and communicator connecting the first world with the third world for the benefit of both.
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