(This post was written prior to 2016, in a blog entitled “Jubal’s Jottings.”) Since writing the last little piece about the demise of churches now being used as concert venues

(This post was written prior to 2016, in a blog entitled “Jubal’s Jottings.”) (In no particular order…and not necessarily agreeing with their theology…) First Congregational Church, St. Louis, MO Christian

(This post was written prior to 2016, in a blog entitled “Jubal’s Jottings.”) I’ll have to admit that I heard a lot of Christmas music this year…as in live concerts!

(This post was written prior to 2016, in a blog entitled “Jubal’s Jottings.”) I can hear the gasp now…LITURGY! That’s the sort of reaction I was conditioned to have when

(This post was written prior to 2016, in a blog entitled “Jubal’s Jottings.”) Studying the history of music in the context of worship brought a pointed review of some things

(This post was written prior to 2016, in a blog entitled “Jubal’s Jottings.”) So, I’m still working my way through the letters to the editor in my most recent Worship

(This post was written prior to 2016, in a blog entitled “Jubal’s Jottings.”) I’m still getting some thoughts from the Worship Leader magazine letters to the editor! Blogfodder! I wrote

(This post was written prior to 2016, in a blog entitled “Jubal’s Jottings.”) One of the many issues the journey of a disciple of Christ has to wrestle with is

In the Bible, Jubal is mentioned once. Genesis 4:21 (NIV) says: “His brother’s name was Jubal; he was the father of all who play stringed instruments and pipes.” God chose