Tag Archives: Kevin Prosch

Top 5 Thanksgiving turkey dinner worship songs

(Report of original posted in 2008) There are plenty of lists out there talking about “thanksgiving” worship songs, as in giving thanks to the Lord. That’s all wonderful stuff, but I think the question people are really asking is, what does the church have to sing about the actual Thanksgiving dinner. America has some of [...]

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Top 5 Kevin Prosch worship songs

I wanted to profile some of the great worship leaders that have helped shaped me, my music and how they look in the church setting. I can’t think of a better person to start with than Kevin Prosch. As a young man and budding musician Kevin’s music was so inspirational to me by his honesty, [...]

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Most uncomfortable worship ever: mutiny at The Call

When I recently interviewed Chris Lizotte I asked him about his most positive memorable worship experience, but what wasn’t on the video was I also asked him about his worst or most embarrassing worship experience. Chris couldn’t think of any but bad memories were flooding my mind like church goers to Olive Garden after service. [...]

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Interview with Chris Lizotte – Part 3 of 3 (Video)

Recently I sat down with Vineyard recording artist Chris Lizotte for an iChat interview, In our final part of the interview Chris talks about his role as worship pastor, what he finds most challenging about being a worship pastor and describes his most memorable worship experience with Kevin Prosch. Chris also bravely faces the ORS [...]

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How to properly use simile in worship songwriting

sim·i·le A figure of speech in which two essentially unlike things are compared, often in a phrase introduced by like or as, as in “How like the winter hath my absence been” or “So are you to my thoughts as food to life” (Shakespeare). A powerful tool of writing and one not much used in [...]

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