Podcast appearances and mentions of Brenton Brown

Passage: 14 Sing for joy, Daughter Zion; shout loudly, Israel! Be glad and celebrate with all your heart, Daughter Jerusalem! 15 The Lord has removed your punishment; he has turned back your enemy. The King of Israel, the Lord, is among you; you need no longer fear harm. 16 On that day it will be said to Jerusalem: “Do not fear; Zion, do not let your hands grow weak. 17 The Lord your God is among you, a warrior who saves. He will rejoice over you with gladness. He will be quiet in his love. He will delight in you with singing.” 18 I will gather those who have been driven from the appointed festivals; they will be a tribute from you and a reproach on her. 19 Yes, at that time I will deal with all who oppress you. I will save the lame and gather the outcasts; I will make those who were disgraced throughout the earth receive praise and fame. 20 At that time I will bring you back, yes, at the time I will gather you. I will give you fame and praise among all the peoples of the earth, when I restore your fortunes before your eyes. The Lord has spoken. -- Zephaniah 3:14-20 (CSB) Song: Angels from the Realms of Glory (Emmanuel) (https://open.spotify.com/track/4Iq3imaz3hMs9hSBIcD9sP?si=96cfd237bad44a07) by Brenton Brown, Henry Thomas Smart, James Montgomery, Michael Rossback, Paul Baloche Lyrics: Angels from the realms of glory Wing your flight o'er all the earth Ye who sang creation's story Now proclaim Messiah's birth Come and worship Come and worship Worship Christ the newborn King Shepherds in the field abiding Watching o'er your flocks by night God with man is now residing Yonder shines the infant light Come and worship Come and worship Worship Christ the newborn King Emmanuel Emmanuel You are the God who saves us Worthy of all our praises Emmanuel Emmanuel Come have Your way among us We welcome You here Lord Jesus Come have Your way among us We welcome You here Lord Jesus Come and worship Worship Christ the newborn King God is with us even now His love is here His love is here Emmanuel Emmanuel Emmanuel Emmanuel Prayer: O Lord Jesus Christ, you sent your messengers the prophets to preach repentance and prepare the way for our salvation: Grant that the ministers and stewards of your mysteries may likewise make ready your way, by turning the hearts of the disobedient toward the wisdom of the just, that at your second coming to judge the world, we may be found a people acceptable in your sight; for with the Father and the Holy Spirit you live and reign, one God, now and for ever. Amen.

Scripture references: Daniel 7:9-10, 13-14, and Revelation 1:4b-8.“EVERLASTING GOD” – CCLI Song # 4556538 by Brenton Brown and Ken Riley. © 2005 Thankyou Music (Administered by Capitol CMG Publishing). For use solely with the SongSelect® Terms of Use. All rights reserved. www.ccli.com | CCLI License # 2544867.“PRAISE GOD FROM WHOM ALL BLESSINGS FLOW” – CCLI Song # 56204 by Louis Bourgeois and Thomas Ken. © Words: Public Domain, Music: Public Domain. For use solely with the SongSelect® Terms of Use. All rights reserved. www.ccli.com | CCLI License # 2544867.“GO NOW IN PEACE” – Words by Nancy Price and Don Besig, Music by Don Besig. Copyright (c) 1988 by Harold Flammer Music, a Division of Shawnee Press, Inc. International Copyright Secured. All rights reserved.

For various reasons, we don't like authority. We've known humans with authority to be arrogant and smug, and have seen them use their power to advance themselves at our expense. In Mark 11:1-11, however, we see another version of authority; one that is attractive and good. Jesus approaches Jerusalem as King, not in in pomp and circumstance, but in humility. And he doesn't come to oppress, but to save the very ones who have resisted His Kingship. Sermon title from Brenton Brown's song of the same name. October 20, 2024 Helpful resources that shaped and informed this sermon: Let's Study Mark by Sinclair Ferguson, The Gospel of Mark by R.T. France, Mark by Kent Hughes, King's Cross by Tim Keller, Gentle & Lowly by Dane Ortlund, Mark by J.C. Ryle, Dig Deeper into the Gospels by Andrew Sach & Tim Hiorns.

Passage: 1 Hallelujah! How good it is to sing to our God, for praise is pleasant and lovely. 2 The Lord rebuilds Jerusalem; he gathers Israel's exiled people. 3 He heals the brokenhearted and bandages their wounds. 4 He counts the number of the stars; he gives names to all of them. 5 Our Lord is great, vast in power; his understanding is infinite. 6 The Lord helps the oppressed but brings the wicked to the ground. 7 Sing to the Lord with thanksgiving; play the lyre to our God, 8 who covers the sky with clouds, prepares rain for the earth, and causes grass to grow on the hills. 9 He provides the animals with their food, and the young ravens what they cry for. 10 He is not impressed by the strength of a horse; he does not value the power of a warrior. 11 The Lord values those who fear him, those who put their hope in his faithful love. 12 Exalt the Lord, Jerusalem; praise your God, Zion! 13 For he strengthens the bars of your city gates and blesses your children within you. 14 He endows your territory with prosperity; he satisfies you with the finest wheat. 15 He sends his command throughout the earth; his word runs swiftly. 16 He spreads snow like wool; he scatters frost like ashes; 17 he throws his hailstones like crumbs. Who can withstand his cold? 18 He sends his word and melts them; he unleashes his winds, and the water flows. 19 He declares his word to Jacob, his statutes and judgments to Israel. 20 He has not done this for every nation; they do not know his judgments. Hallelujah! -- Psalms 147 (CSB) Song: How Good It Is to Sing (Psalm 147) (https://open.spotify.com/track/0tLkEKjegIqFRvTO1t6NIY?si=dcb0ce6075004ddc) by Brenton Brown, Keith Getty, and Stuart Townend Lyrics: How good it is to sing To bring our praise to Him Whose love and mercy knows no end He brings the sun and rain He calls each star by name The universe resounds with praise O shout for joy to God and sing a new song Extol the Lord of life for His provision And He delights in those who love and fear Him All those who put their hope in God He gathers families Orphans and refugees And binds the wounds of those who mourn The humble lifted high The proud He casts aside His justice faithful as the dawn What friend or foe can last Before His icy blast The winds and waves obey His voice Yet mercy will prevail His love will reconcile The nations of the earth to Him All those who put their hope in God All those who put their hope in God Prayer: We bless you for your preservation of us during the past night; and we desire to acknowledge again our dependence upon you, and our unfeigned obligations toward you. We thank you for having poured down upon us so many blessings of this life; we thank you for our health and strength; for our food and dress; and for all the comforts and conveniences which we enjoy. For these, and for all your various and great mercies, we would render unto you a grateful heart; and we would endeavor to show our gratitude, not with our lips only, but with our lives; by giving up ourselves to your service, and by walking before you, in holiness and righteousness, all our days on earth. Amen.  -Henry Thornton

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"Blessed is he that cometh in the name of the Lord; Hosanna in the highest." - Matthew 21:9Most people know this famous passage in the New Testament when Jesus is welcomed into Jerusalem with shouts of praise and palm branches waving. The very first Palm Sunday about two thousand years ago is commemorated each year in Christian churches and kicks off Holy Week. During this worship service, many churches will sing the famous Palm Sunday hymn, Hosanna, Loud Hosanna by Jeanette Threlfall.In this special episode, we're diving deep into the Palm Sunday story, taking a close look at this hymn. We recorded this episode live at our home church, First Baptist Church in Reading, MA. The video is on our YouTube channel. Did you know we have a YouTube channel? Please LIKE and SUBSCRIBE! We would love to bring Hymn Talk Twin Talk to your church event. We can speak about one of the hymns from our other live episodes, or you can choose the hymn and we can create something special for your sermon series or event theme. Please reach out to see how we can help!We pray that this episode will be a blessing to you. Thanks for listening!Love in Him,Kerrie and KellieThings we talk about in the episode:Hosanna, Loud Hosanna Sheet MusicHosanna Praise Song by Brenton Brown and Paul BalocheFirst Baptist Church, Reading, MAHymn Talk Twin Talk on YouTubePsalm 104:33Instagram: @hymntalktwintalkFacebook: Hymn Talk Twin TalkTwitter: @hymntalkhymntalktwintalk@gmail.comwww.hymntalktwintalk.com

EPISODE 100! We can't believe the journey of The Table has brought us to episode 100. We are so excited to welcome the one and only Brenton Brown to join us as we celebrate. In our conversation with Brenton we learn more about his life leading up to becoming a songwriter and worship leader. Join us for episode 100 as we chat with the guy behind the songs such as Everlasting God, All Who are Thirsty, Hosanna (Praise is Rising), and Our God Saves.

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Do we realize how much we are loved by God? The cost of our redemption was the greatest price ever. How should we respond to this devotion and sacrifice? Invite and share this message with your family and friends and bless them with this great message. If you're new to Cornerstone and this is your first time watching us, we'd love to say “hello!” Just click on this url http://cornerstonesf.org/welcome to fill out our Welcome Card and one of our community members will follow up with you.  Also if you are in need of prayer, don't hesitate to put in a prayer request at http://cornerstonesf.org/prayer ---- Song Credits: Lay It Down - Matt Maher Matt Maher and Brenton Brown © 2008 spiritandsong.com | Thankyou Music    All music performed by the CornerstoneSF Worship Band under CCLI license No. 48786, CCS No. 8434

Brenton Brown is a smart and capable person. Awarded a Rhodes Scholarship to study politics and philosophy at Oxford University, he would have every reason to believe himself strong enough to conquer every obstacle in life. But in 2003, both he and his wife were diagnosed with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. A debilitating condition, this also led him to co-write the well known praise song: Everlasting God. Brenton has worked with just about every big name in Christian music, including the Gettys, Big Daddy Weave, Stuart Townend, Chris Tomlin, and more. He was a high achieving person who's future was stifled by illness. And yet, for a man struggling through chronic fatigue, Scriptures describing an everlasting God who will not become faint or grow weary were exactly what he needed to get through the day. It turns out, we all need this everlasting God. In this episode of the Great Stories Podcast (originally recorded in 2013), you'll hear more of the story behind this song, as well as a conversation concerning the worship wars within the church. 

Jesus came to this world to not only save the world, but to be our personal Savior. God's greatest gift, the gift of a Savior, the baby born in Bethlehem given freely to us – if we would only accept Him into our hearts and into our lives. Invite and share this message with your family and friends and bless them with this great message. If you're new to Cornerstone and this is your first time watching us, we'd love to say “hello!” Just click on this http://cornerstonesf.org/connect to fill out our Connect Card and one of our community members will follow up with you. Also if you are in need of prayer, don't hesitate to put in a prayer request at http://cornerstonesf.org/prayer ---- Song Credits: Christmas Morning - The McClures Paul McClure and Hannah McClure © 2020 Bethel Music Publishing Joy To The World/Our God Saves - Isaac Watts & G.F. Handel Paul Baloche, Brenton Brown, Michael Rossback, Isaac Watts, G.F. Handel © 2015 Integrity Worship Music | Leadworship Songs | ASCAP | CapitolCMGPublishing.com | Integrity Music, songs@integritymusic.com © 2007 Integrity's Hosanna! Music | Leadworship Songs | ASCAP | CapitolCMGPublishing.com | Integrity Music, songs@integritymusic.com | Thankyou Music | PRS O Come O Come Emmanuel - Phil Wickham Pete Kipley and Phil Wickham © Meaux Jeaux Music | Songs From The Indigo Room | Admin. By Capitol CMG Publishing | Simpleville Music | Admin by Essential Music Publishing LLC Make Room - Casting Crowns Matt Maher and Mark Hall © 2017 Be Essential Songs | I Am A Pilgrim Songs | My Refuge Music All music performed by the CornerstoneSF Worship Band under CCLI license No. 48786, CCS No. 8434 #cornerstonesf #liveitoutsf #abound

Life is hard, and we need to be ready for it when it shows up.I believe that a process called pre-hab is one of the keys to handling the hard things life throws at us. And for me, two of the key tools in my pre-hab are worship music and good books. Today, I introduce you to one of my favorite songwriters, Brenton Brown, and I give you some of my favorite books I read in 2022. These are books that I found to be amazingly helpful and powerful, and I think they'll help you, too. Music by Brenton Brown, Paul Baloche, Chris Tomlin, and Phillips, Craig, & Dean.Books mentioned:Rembrandt is in the Wind by Russ RamseySurprised by Hope by NT WrightThe Loveliest Place by Dustin BengeEat This Book and A Long Obedience in the Same Direction by Eugene PetersonSuffering by Paul David TrippYour Brain is Always Listening by Daniel AmenBeyond the Darkness by Clarissa MollThis Naked Mind by Annie Grace(Music shared on The Dr. Lee Warren Podcast is authorized under BMI license #61063253 and ASCAP license #400010513 ) This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit drleewarren.substack.com/subscribe

It's December 1!We have 31 days left in this crazy year. Here are some thoughts on how to become happier, with two songs from Brenton Brown from one of my top 5 worship albums ever.(Music shared on The Dr. Lee Warren Podcast is authorized under BMI license #61063253 and ASCAP license #400010513 ) This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit drleewarren.substack.com/subscribe

Gudstjänst från Gullbrannafestivalen, med Carin Dernulf, Rickard Thoursie och Jon Peterson. "När jag var yngre trodde jag att livet handlade om att bli mer och mer självständig. Men ju äldre jag blir desto mer inser jag att livet handlar om att våga vara beroende, både av Gud och av andra människor." (Carin Dernulf)Medverkande:Carin Dernulf: predikan Rickard Thoursie: gudstjänstledning Mimmi Ylenfors: textläsning Andreas Joakimsson, Sara Vittgård: tal Jon Peterson band// Jon Peterson: solosång och elgitarr Oscar Samuelsson: trummor Fredrik Lidé: bas Gustav Raymondson, Cissi Persson, Mia Peterson: körsång Lovsångsbandet// Viktor Alnervik, Amanda Kärdevik, Malin Moeller: sång Jacob Färdig: akustisk gitarr och sång Oscar Sveder: trummor Sebastian Grahn: piano Axel Svedberg: bas David Petersson, Alexander Hall: elgitarr Text:Matteus 6:25-30Musik:Lion and the Lamb (Leeland Mooring, Brenton Brown, Brian Johnson) Jag vill sjunga om Dig för evigt (Åsa Fhinn, Micke Fhinn, Martin Smith) Herren är vår starkhet (Eva Pettersson) Bär mig (Jon Peterson) Sök först hans rike (Victor Bodell) Genom allt (Kevin Gidlöf, Jenny de Presno, Stevan Raouf) Ge inte upp (Jon Peterson) Herre vi vill ge dig ära (Alfred Nygren David Andre Østby, Ida Möller) Producent Katarina Josephsson Tekniker Inge Amundsen, May-Britt Rylander liv@sverigesradio.se

so he got up from the meal, took off his outer clothing, and wrapped a towel around his waist. After that, he poured water into a basin and began to wash his disciples' feet, drying them with the towel that was wrapped around him.John 13:4-5This week we will be looking at the word that Brenton Brown shared with us on Sunday entitled ‘The Jesus Way'.Firstly, it is important for us to remember that if we want to know what God is like, the best way to learn is to look at Jesus. We as children of God should follow the example set by Jesus because He Himself said that ‘anyone who has seen me has seen the Father' (John 14:9). Jesus is perfect theology!Secondly, we need to realise that Jesus served those around Him. He got down on His knees and washed the feet of the disciples, even though it was a dirty, unpleasant job. He did this to show the disciples and us that no one is above serving others. We should seek to imitate His example in this by serving those around us, even when it is uncomfortable and inconvenient.Finally, in the Kingdom of God, this principle of serving is linked to greatness. Jesus changes the definition of greatness from being successful, powerful, rich and beautiful to being a servant. If we want to be great, we should focus on loving and caring for others.Who could you show the love of Jesus to by serving them?What could you do to serve your family, friends, coworkers and community?What does greatness mean to you?

Opening Song: You Are the Lord (https://open.spotify.com/track/5XYBrwScp68y8LGo08Na8x?si=a4317d72e1f0411c) by Brenton Brown, Brett Younker, Chris Tomlin, Jonathan Smith, and Leeland Mooring Lyrics: Robed in everlasting light Your glory Floods the earth and fills the skies Almighty God There's no one like You Mountains tremble when You speak I'm listening Your whisper changes everything Almighty God There's no one like You Almighty God There's no one like You You are the Lord Forever lifted high You are the Lord Compassionate and kind You are the Lord Holy Holy Holy is Your name (Holy Holy Holy is Your name) Slow to anger rich in love You're patient Always chasing after us This is Your heart There's no one like You How great You are There's no one like You You are the Lord Let the nations sing You are the Lord Jesus King of Kings You are the Lord Holy Holy Holy is Your name Holy Holy Holy is Your name You broke off my heavy chains Left them in the empty grave There is freedom in Your name There's no one like You God There's none like You Holy Holy Holy is Your name You are the Lord Passage: 1 God shall arise, his enemies shall be scattered; and those who hate him shall flee before him! 2 As smoke is driven away, so you shall drive them away; as wax melts before fire, so the wicked shall perish before God! 3 But the righteous shall be glad; they shall exult before God; they shall be jubilant with joy! 4 Sing to God, sing praises to his name; lift up a song to him who rides through the deserts; his name is the LORD; exult before him! 5 Father of the fatherless and protector of widows is God in his holy habitation. 6 God settles the solitary in a home; he leads out the prisoners to prosperity, but the rebellious dwell in a parched land. 7 O God, when you went out before your people, when you marched through the wilderness, Selah 8 the earth quaked, the heavens poured down rain, before God, the One of Sinai, before God, the God of Israel. 9 Rain in abundance, O God, you shed abroad; you restored your inheritance as it languished; 10 your flock found a dwelling in it; in your goodness, O God, you provided for the needy. 11 The Lord gives the word; the women who announce the news are a great host: 12 “The kings of the armies—they flee, they flee!” The women at home divide the spoil— 13 though you men lie among the sheepfolds— the wings of a dove covered with silver, its pinions with shimmering gold. 14 When the Almighty scatters kings there, let snow fall on Zalmon. 15 O mountain of God, mountain of Bashan; O many-peaked mountain, mountain of Bashan! 16 Why do you look with hatred, O many-peaked mountain, at the mount that God desired for his abode, yes, where the LORD will dwell forever? 17 The chariots of God are twice ten thousand, thousands upon thousands; the Lord is among them; Sinai is now in the sanctuary. 18 You ascended on high, leading a host of captives in your train and receiving gifts among men, even among the rebellious, that the LORD God may dwell there. 19 Blessed be the Lord, who daily bears us up; God is our salvation. Selah 20 Our God is a God of salvation, and to GOD, the Lord, belong deliverances from death. (Psalm 68:1–20 ESV) Musical Reflection: Piano Sonata No. 16 in C Major, K. 545: II. Andante by W. A. Mozart Reflection Notes: In true fashion for Mozart's middle movements, this Andante blooms slowly with gentle and delicate notes; the melody ascends in joyful fashion at the most climactic points before settling back down with the satisfying left hand harmonies. Prayer: Almighty God, give us wisdom to perceive you, intellect to understand you, diligence to seek you, patience to wait for you, eyes to behold you, a heart to meditate on you and life to proclaim you, through the power of the Spirit of our Lord Jesus Christ. -Attributed to Benedict of Nursia

Pastor Katy Warren preaches on Genesis and placing trust in God to guide us where we're meant to go. Trust takes courage. God is willing to take a risk in trusting us so maybe one of the miracles of our faith is hearing the whispers of the promises of God and believing God is worthy of our trust. Word of GodWords & Music by Brenton Brown & Andi Rozier. © 2012 Thankyou Music | Sony/ATV Tunes LLC. Used with permission, CCLI # 2900188

Peter W. Marty preaches on Exodus. After coming down from the mountaintop, Moses' face was luminescent, radiant with everything that constituted the fullness of God. God is known in the face, through light and brightness. You have the power to make someone else's day or to bring them joy, to show empathy and love through the light in your face.  Hallelujah (Your Love Is Amazing)Words & Music by Brenton Brown & Brian Doerksen, © 2000 Vineyard Songs. Used with permission. CCLI License # 2900188

It's December 1! We have 31 days left in this crazy year. Here are some thoughts on how to become happier, with two songs from Brenton Brown from one of my top 5 worship albums ever. (Music shared on The Dr. Lee Warren Podcast is authorized under BMI license #61063253 and ASCAP license #400010513 )   Go to my website www.wleewarrenmd.com for more information about my letter, this show, my books, and more.    

Pastor Peter W. Marty preaches on the importance of commandments and their interpretation - especially to a religious and moral life. Living out God's commandments in thoughtful ways is basic to walking and talking with God. Deuteronomy 4:1-9Everlasting GodWords & Music by Brenton Brown & Ken Riley, © 2005 Thankyou Music. Used With Permission. CCLI License #2900188

Season after Pentecost, Katy Warren preaches during the concluding online worship service. God's love shows up, again and again, every morning without fail. This scripture addresses those who are looking for some sense of peace and God's constant goodness among us. We meet and share the peace with some new friends during the Children's Message.All Who Are Thirsty (first used 8/2/20)Words and Music by Brenton Brown and Glenn Robertson © 1998 Vineyard Songs. Used with permission. CCLI License #2900188ELW 733 Great Is Thy FaithfulnessText: Thomas O. Chisholm, 1866-1960. Music: William M. Runyan, 1870-1957 Text and music © 1923, Ren. 1951 Hope Publishing Company. Used by permission under OneLicense #A-710534. All rights reserved.

Pastor Hayden Kvamme preaches on the Apostle Paul and resurrection moments in our lives and what makes life good even during our darkest times. Pastor Hayden likens this scripture to us having an emergency contact we would entrust our lives to in difficult times. Pastor Sara tries to pack a few special items to take on her trip. Open the Eyes of My Heart, LordWords & Music by Paul Baloche © 1997 Integrity's Hosanna! Music. Used with permission. CCLI License #2900188ELW #665 Rise, Shine, You People!Text: Ronald A. Klug, b. 1939, alt. Music: Dale Wood, 1934-2003. Text and music © 1974 Augsburg Publishing House, admin. Augsburg Fortress. Used by permission under OneLicense #A-710534. All rights reserved.Everlasting GodWords & Music by Brenton Brown & Ken Riley © 2005 Thankyou Music. Used With Permission. CCLI License #2900188 

Fat Tuesday and Friday fish fries are well-known food traditions of the Lenten season. In this episode, we go beyond the usual Lenten staples to explore some tasty and maybe surprising Lenten dishes.  In Missouri, beaver is served instead of fish on Fridays.  Brenton Brown of Bootleggin' BBQ tells us why.  Lana Yeager of the Russia House of Kansas City introduces us to the Russian Orthodox celebration of Maslenitsa, where pancakes take center stage. Finally, we head to Polish Home Omaha where Tom Jodlowski will share insights into Pączki Day, a Polish American answer to Mardi Gras.Heritage Radio Network is a listener supported nonprofit podcast network. Support Eat Your Heartland Out by becoming a member!Eat Your Heartland Out is Powered by Simplecast.

Zack talks with Mandy Bailey about the importance of normalizing worship in our everyday lives, then they do a song devotional of a song she sings to her daughter every night before bed...Brenton Brown's "All Who Are Thirsty". //All Who Are ThirstyBrenton Brown | Glenn Robertson© 1998 Vineyard Songs (UK/Eire) (Admin. by Capitol CMG Publishing (Integrity Music, David C Cook))Song recording by Zack Barker Worship Story intro music by @carter_vaughan

"Hymn of the Holy Spirit." © 2017 2017 Capitol CMG Genesis. Words and Music by Pat Barrett, Chris Tomlin, Jason Ingram and Brenton Brown.

Following the loss of former U.S. Representative John Lewis, co-hosts John Hancock and Michael Kelley remember the legacy of the civil rights hero. Next, Brenton Brown, co-owner of Bootleggin’ BBQ Tavern, calls in to make us all incredibly hungry and reveal some of the tricks to stellar grill. The duo also discusses the current state of COVID testing and the length of waiting on results compared to professional athletes.

Readings: Psalm 93; Genesis 9:12–17; Acts 27:39–44Song: “Hallelujah To My King,” performed by Josiah Barrett and Lara Newman. Written by Paul Baloche and Brenton Brown.Instrumental: “Hallelujah To My King,” played by Josiah Barrett and Lara Newman.

The Lion And The Lamb words and music by Brenton Brown, Brian Johnson, Leeland Mooring © 2015 Meaux Mercy | Thankyou Music | The Devil Is A Liar! Publishing | Bethel Music Publishing (Admin. by Capitol CMG Publishing) Used by Permission. CCLI License 180723 Glorious Day words and music by Jason Ingram, Jonathan Smith, Kristian […]

The Lion And The Lamb words and music by Brenton Brown, Brian Johnson, Leeland Mooring © 2015 Meaux Mercy | Thankyou Music | The Devil Is A Liar! Publishing | Bethel Music Publishing (Admin. by Capitol CMG Publishing) Used by Permission. CCLI License 180723 Glorious Day words and music by Jason Ingram, Jonathan Smith, Kristian […]

In this episode the team, Tim Hughes, Luke & Anna Hellebronth, Nick Herbert & Nick Drake explore 'Worship & Lament' plus hear a special guest interview with Brenton Brown. Brenton Brown, originally from South Africa, found breakout success as a worship leader and songwriter as part of the Vineyard movement in the UK, writing several worship standards across multiple albums including “Lord Reign In Me”, “I Surrender”, “Humble King”, “All Are Thirsty” and “Hallelujah (Your Love Is Amazing)”. Brenton and his wife Jude relocated to California in 2008 and he has continued to create incredibly powerful worship songs including “Everlasting God”, “Lion and the Lamb”, “Worthy Is Your Name”, “Impossible Things” and many more. Brenton stretched his creativity in 2014 writing Grammy Award-nominated CCM song “Soul On Fire” for Third Day which spent an incredible 11 weeks at #1 on Christian AC radio. In 2018, tragedy struck the Brown family as their home was completely destroyed by the Woosley wildfire, losing all of the contents. Miraculously, Brenton’s writing shed on the property was spared along with his songwriting notes and instruments. Brenton regularly leads worship and attends Vintage Church L.A. where he currently serves as worship pastor.

Host Jimi Williams talks with Brenton Brown, an award-winning songwriter who has written for Passion, Bethel, Jesus Culture, Vineyard Music and more. Currently the worship pastor for Vintage Church in LA, Brenton joins us to talk about his church’s first worship album release following the destruction of wildfires in the area last fall, which claimed Brenton’s home as well as others.   Connect with Worship Together:  Twitter: https://twitter.com/worshiptogether Facebook: facebook.com/worshiptogether  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/worshiptogether/?hl=en Hosted by: Jimi Williams David Gutekunst Jessica Marion  Hunter Sims Production and Editing by Form & Function –– formandfunctionmedia.com  Worship Together is the number one resource for Worship Leaders. Find free resources and videos at worshiptogether.com  

Episode 56: Erick Cole - Grammy Winning ArtistErick Cole is a professional musician, songwriter, and artist originally from Nashville. Upon graduation from Belmont University, in typical tight-knit Nashville fashion, the debut CD of Erick’s band other ended up in the ears of Christian music powerhouse dc Talk. One thing lead to another, and Erick began co-writing and recording with vocalist Kevin Max. Soon after, he toured the U.S. on dc Talk’s Solo Tour. That partnership lead to a Grammy win with their song “Be” which was on the Rock Gospel Album of the Year, ‘Solo EP’ by dc talk.Erick spent the next years touring the world with Kevin Max, as well as writing and playing on six of his solo projects. Through that relationship, he also had the opportunity to work with the renowned guitarist Adrian Belew (Frank Zappa, David Bowie, Paul Simon), co- writing and earning the title “multi-instrumentalist’ by playing the unusual instruments balalaika and theremin on Belew’s Side Two record. He toured for three and half years with artist and producer Richard Swift (also of The Shins/Black Keys/Arcs), worked on a film score at Skywalker Ranch (for the independent film Dear Mr. Cash, nominated for best score at the Nashville Film Festival), continued to play shows with Kevin Max, and toured with Brenton Brown, all while having an artistic collaboration with musician Travis Taylor in a small studio near Santa Monica, CA.Besides recording sessions for other artists, Erick also co-produced five ep’s for artist and professional skateboarder Josh Harmony, and he enjoyed a role for a few years as Music Director of Calvary Church in Pacific Palisades, California. He adds, “I enjoy everything I do, whether it’s touring, songwriting, recording. I like them all. Music can be a business like anything else, but the ability to diversify keeps it fresh.”After recently relocating back to Nashville, he has been busy songwriting, recording in his home studio, and touring; including just finishing a national tour with artist Matthew Perryman Jones.He’s quick to add that, for him, “There’s a simple joy that’s derived equally from playing guitars at home, in the studio, or in front of an audience.”

This is a special edition of the Worship Together Podcast. Brenton Brown's family, church and community have been severely impacted by the deadly Woolsey fire that ravaged southern California. On this episode, Jimi and Brenton talk about how his family escaped, what it was like seeing his home destroyed, and how through it all God is faithful.    Connect with Worship Together:  Twitter: https://twitter.com/worshiptogether Facebook: facebook.com/worshiptogether  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/worshiptogether/?hl=en Hosted by: Jimi Williams  David Gutekunst Jessica Sweet  Production and Editing by Form & Function –– formandfunctionmedia.com  Worship Together is the number one resource for Worship Leaders. Find free resources and videos at worshiptogether.com

Brenton Brown is an award-winning songwriter, artist, and a worship leader. His songs, including "Everlasting God", "All Who are Thirsty", "Lord Reign in Me", and "Hosanna", and have been recorded by Third Day, Bethel Music, Chris Tomlin, and Jeremy Camp among others.    Connect with Worship Together:  Twitter: https://twitter.com/worshiptogether Facebook: facebook.com/worshiptogether  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/worshiptogether/?hl=en   Hosted by: Jimi "Uncle Jimi" Williams  David "Gutie" Gutekunst Jessica Sweet   Production and Editing by Form & Function –– formandfunctionmedia.com  Worship Together is the number one resource for Worship Leaders. Find free resources and videos at worshiptogether.com

This week I am joined by the incredible Bobby Hartry. I met Bobby when he was playing guitar with our friend Brenton Brown. In addition to being a ridiculously talented guitarist, Bobby is an Emmy winning songwriter and an accomplished music producer. Together with his wife Jen, they run Catbeach Music. In this conversation Bobby and I talk about:
 Cruising Alaska learning to dogsled from Cuba Gooding Jr Designing your creative space kids playing led Zeppelin Hunting down guitar gear Seeing U2 live How music triggers memories Gotta give it to the Edge Preschool instruments rock Recording like your painting The role of a producer Flaws are important Collaboration is critical The temptation to  silo yourself Inspiration will show up if you do Hitting a wall and pushing through it The allusive problem song Not being too precious in the process Don’t chase old muses Writing music on assignment Using Parameters to spawn creativity How to handle notes on your art Holding opportunities loosely Writing music for television Landing Mailbox money Cataloguing your creations When the hard drive crashes Making it sound good in the room, not just in the computer Capturing the player in the production Why do we document experiences instead of having them When artists decide to work with someone else Serving the artist and the song Saying no to the right things Realizing when your working too much Vacation and anxiety attacks Surprise Emmy nominations … and how you never know where opportunities will come from. 
Check out to Bobby’s work at BobbyHartry.com also check out their label Catbeachmusic.com
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Human kings had failed the Israelites but Isaiah foretells of a king who would have the Spirit of the Lord rest upon him in an unprecedented way. Ruling with wisdom and understanding, counsel and might, and knowledge and the fear of the Lord, this King will bring peace to his people.1. Who he is (v. 1)2. What he has (v. 2)3. How he rules (vs. 3-5)4. The result (vs. 6-9)5. Our mission (v. 10)SONGSAll Who Are Thirsty #2489542 by Brenton Brown and Glenn Robertson1998 Vineyard Songs Peace Has Come #7030036 by Ben Fielding, Ben Hastings, and Seth Simmons2014 © Hillsong Music Publishing Hark The Herald Angels Sing / King Of Heaven #7019799 by C Wesley, F Mendelssohn-Bartholdy, J Ingram, P Baloche© Integrity Worship Music No Other Name #7019979 by Joel Houston and Jonas Myrin2014 © Hillsong Music Publishing Only King Forever #7011438 by M Brock, C Brown, S Furtick, and W Joye2013 Sony/ATV Tree Publishing

Even Paul, with his pedigree, miraculous conversion, and impact in ministry did not consider himself “arrived”. Rather, he continually pressed on in his Christian walk and determined to live more and more like Christ. In this he invited others to imitate him and keep their eyes on others who walked similarly.1. Press on (3:12-14)2. Hold true (3:15-16)3. Choose wisely (3:17-19)4. Look forward (3:20-21)5. Stand firm (4:1)SONGSThe Lion And The Lamb #7038281 by Brenton Brown, Brian Johnson, and Leeland MooringAlways #5881037 by Jason Ingram and Kristian Stanfillworshiptogether.com songs, sixsteps Music, Sony/ATV Timber Publishing, and Windsor Hill MusicChrist Is Enough #6514035 by Reuben Morgan and Jonas Myrin2012 Hillsong Music PublishingMan Of Sorrows #6476063 by Matt Crocker and Brooke Ligertwood2012 Hillsong Music PublishingO Praise The Name (Anástasis) #7037787 by Benjamin Hastings, Dean Ussher, and Marty Sampson2015 © Hillsong Music Publishing

In today's podcast, I talk to you about the 10 tools (apps and such) that I love, and that make ministry easier/better.   1. EVERNOTE I use Evernote for TONS of stuff....Sign up for Evernote for free Sign up for Evernote for free Evernote - you can scan copies in and store them... You can have tons of notebooks to keep notes organized. Or just tag them... Free is good...probably too good. You might like to have plus/premium features, too. 2. PLANNING CENTER ONLINE'S SERVICES ANDMUSIC STAND APPS I've been using Planning Center Online since 2011. And I've never looked back. When I first started using PCO we just called it PCO and it was just for worship planning. Now it's a collection of church apps that take care of everything from managing your rooms and resources to checking in your kids o collecting your offering. I think they're working on a Potluck app next, too. Learn more about Planning Center I love that they base your costs on size and usage. To find out what your church would pay, here's a handy price calculator. This screenshot of a service doesn't do it justice...it does SO much.   3. SONGSELECT SongSelect is an add-on of CCLI (Christian Copyright License International). They offer lead sheets and chord sheets for (probably) 90% of the music your church is doing or will do. If you already have CCLI for your licensing, you should go ahead and just get this service. It's the most economical way to provide good, reliable charts fort your team. Learn more about SongSelect   4. PRAISECHARTS PraiseCharts is SongSelect's hipper (and higher priced) cousin. But I like hanging out with him, too. When I want a specific arrangement of a song (like Paul Baloche's version of God My Rock instead of Brenton Brown's version), PraiseCharts is the way to go. They offer a lot more options for each song, too: Recently, I've been opting to spend a little more for better quality charts (and the click track) from PraiseCharts more often. But I always still start with SongSelect (since those charts are already paid for with my subscription). Then I go to PraiseCharts if I don't like what I see there. Learn more about PraiseCharts   5. SPOTIFY PREMIUM (AND ITUNES/AMAZON)  This combination of tools are my go-to source(s) for finding new and vetting new music (Spotify), then purchasing the mp3 to use as a reference recording with my team. In the podcast, I talk about WHY it's important to have a reference recording.  Here are a few other things I cover: Why you need a "Rehearsal License" if you're going to share mp3s/recordings. Reasons I'll choose iTunes over Amazon for buying mp3s (and vice-versa) A creative way we use Spotify to share our setlists with the congregation and encourage them to sing more. And how I messed with one of our youth interns with Spotify... Learn more about Spotify And here's a link to Amazon and iTunes, in case you've been living in a cave in Wisconsin since 2003. Not that there's anything wrong with that...   6. ADOBE MEDIA ENCODER If you're going to have upload mp3s to PCO's Services or any other planning software, you're probably going to need a tool like Adobe Media Encoder. It's a great program, but you can't buy it as a standalone app. So unless you have need of the whole Adobe Creative Suite, you probably won't get this program. But you need something like it. And I talk about why in the podcast. Here's an online alternative I tried out and liked: Media.io And here's a list of open source downloadable apps that are altternatives to Media Encoder: Alternatives (NOTE:  (NOTE: I have not tested any of these, nor am I endorsing. Do some research before you download or use any online tool.)     7. TRANSPOSR.COM Another tool I use to manage my mp3s for my team is Transposr.com. It's a free resource provided by PCO that's simple to use AND just got a pretty makeover with some new functionality: I talk in the episode about WHY it's so important to transpose your recordings for your musicians.   8. DROPBOX I use Dropbox for mundane office stuff (which is part of being a worship leader, unfortunately) AND for some fun stuff in my worship like for auditions. (OK, they're fun for me, maybe not for the people auditioning.) Find out why I like Dropbox so much in the episode.   9. MOLESKINE DAILY PLANNER No. I don't still write my appointments down in a book. Why? Because a book doesn't ding at me when it's time to leave for the appointment.  I use myMoleskine as a different kind of productivity tool: a daily thought-organizer for my to-dos. Learn more in the episode.   10. SCANSNAP ScanSnap is a document scanner that easily scans documents and puts them where ever you want them to go: Email, Dropbox, a specific folder on your hard drive, or, my favorite: Evernote. I talk about how and why I use it in the episode.  A couple things to note: I love this tool enough that I bought one for home and for my church office. I bought both of mine used, and they work great. (A tip for my fellow cheapos out there.)   BONUS: JING Jing is an app by TechSmith that lets you easily take screenshots, then mark those up - like put arrows and add text. And then you can save it to a file, or copy it and paste it into an email or Evernote, or you can upload it to tech smith's server and share the link with people.  (By the way, this screen capture and all the other ones above are all done with Jing.) I talk about how I use it more for WorshipTeamCoach.com stuff; but I also find it's helpful in my worship ministry job.

Live, acoustic recording by the Beacons Worship team of Brenton Brown’s All Who Are Thirsty, please feel free to download and share.…

This week, our featured artist is theKey and the RITOTW is Saying Goodbye, plus we have news on All Sons And Daughters, Brenton Brown and Bethel Music

Teaching from Nate Ghering. Exploring the meaning in some lyrics from the song Everlasting God by Brenton Brown.

This is a special edition of our podcast, recorded live during the last general session of All About Worship Retreat 2011. We open up the mic for a Q&A session where the attendees were able to ask any question to the artists - Michael Farren (of Pocket Full of Rocks), Brenton Brown, Dave Fitzgerald, and Sarah Reeves. Visit us online: allaboutworship.com Follow us on twitter: @allaboutworship Like us on Facebook: allaboutworship [...]

On This Episode, we: -share a feature that our sponsor, WorshipPlanning.com, offers that allows you to see the most used songs at your church. -feature an interview with Brian Doerksen – worship pastor and Integrity Music artist. -have a visit with Ben's assistant, Marie King, about her role. -talk about the webinar on songwriting with Dave Fitzgerald coming up on Feb. 22nd at 8pm CST. Visit thesongwriterscafe.com for details and to register. -share about the All About Worship Retreat coming up May 19-21 with Brenton Brown, Pocket Full of Rocks, Sarah Reeves, Dave Fitzgerald, and others. Visit worshipretreat.org for the details. -feature a song by Brian Doerksen - “Enter The Rest of God”. A special thanks to Brian for being our featured guest and Integrity Music for allowing us feature one of his songs. Also, a special thanks to our sponsor, WorshipPlanning.com. Connect with us: AllAboutWorship.com Facebo [...]

On this first edition of 2011, Wisdom opens the podcast with a special rap dedicated to our listeners all over the world. Additionally on this episode, we… -talk to Tom Metz from WorshipPlanning.com about the new Facebook app for WP and a special iPod Touch giveaway. Go to worshipplanning.com/contest to enter. -share about our new sister podcast, The Songwriter's Cafe, a monthly podcast hosted by Wisdom Moon and Mandy Thompson. It's a podcast dedicated to Christian songwriters. -share about a brand new website/resource we've been working on: WorshipDevotional.com kicking off in March. -feature an interview with Dave Fitzgerald, worship leader/songwriter with Kingsway Music. -announce the Songwriting Webinar with Dave Fitzgerald on Feb. 22nd at 8pm CST. Visit thesongwriterscafe.com for details and to register. -share about the All About Worship Retreat coming up May 19-21 with Brenton Brown, Pocket Full of Rocks [...]

Once again we are pleased to bring you another interview, this time from Brenton Brown. We also have news on TobyMac, Andrew Peterson and Jars Of Clay plus the RITOTW

This episode features a special interview with lead worshiper, songwriter, and recording artist, Brenton Brown. Brenton is the writer of such songs like Everlasting God, Lord Reign in Me, Praise is Rising, Your Love is Amazing, and many others. We also feature Adoration, a new song by Brenton. Visit Brenton online: www.brentonbrown.com Visit us online: www.allaboutworship.com Tweet us: www.twitter.com/allaboutworship Facebook us: www.allaboutworship.net Email us: podcast@allaboutworship.com Leave a comment: 913.735.4229 [...]