The Northwest Worship Conference gathers worship leaders, music teams, sound techs, and pastors of local churches, annually in Portland, OR, for the purpose of encouraging and sharpening each other in one thing— Helping our churches richly sing the Word of Christ. The teachings of each conference are designed to build on each other, therefore we suggest beginning in Session 1 for each year.
Have you thought about what your creativity is accomplishing? God empowers creatives to carry his specific design by filling creatives with his Spirit for his glory.
Speaker: Thomas Terry
8 Feb 2024
God's Word Forms - Session Six 2023
Liturgy forms, or disciples, the church. If God’s Word regulates the elements of our services (what we do and how we do it), how do we put it all together in a liturgy?
Speaker: Bryan Winchester
8 Feb 2024
God's Word Regulate - Session Five 2023
We all make decisions on planning a church’s liturgy, but how do we decide what to do, how to do it, and how we talk about it. How does God’s sufficient Word inform our service planning?
Speaker: Neal Wollard
8 Feb 2024
God's Word Indwells - Session Four 2023
The rich Word of Christ that indwells his people is sung to one another to teach and admonish one another with full heart.
Speaker: Shai Linne
8 Feb 2024
God’s Word Gathers - Session Three 2023
God gathers the church through his gospel—his creative and revealing Word. Church music intentionally keeps us focused on the diverse gather people saved to sing the Word of Christ to God and one another.
Speaker: Bryan Winchester
8 Feb 2024
God's Word Reveals - Session Two 2023
God’s Word is central to corporate worship because it reveals God and how we are to worship.
Speaker: Andrew Pack
8 Feb 2024
God’s Word Creates - Session One 2023
This talk begins to drive the main question of the 2023 conference— Why is the Word so central to corporate worship? Because God has always created life by his Spirit through his Word.
Speaker: Michael Lawrence
8 Feb 2024
Beauty in Congregational Singing - Session Eight 2022
What makes church music beautiful? We must first look to the fountainhead of all beauty, God, to then understand what makes beauty reductionistic or full during congregational singing.
Speaker: Neal Wollard
8 Feb 2024
Church Liturgy - Session Seven 2022
How can we support an increasing love and desire to steward well the time of gathered worship? What we do when we plan our service order matters.
Speaker: Andrew Pack
8 Feb 2024
The Church—The Primary Instrument - Session Six 2022
How do we use our technology, music, and creativity to prove we believe the singing church is the primary instrument in corporate worship?
Speaker: Neal Wollard
8 Feb 2024
State of Modern Worship - Session Five 2022
How does the art of simplicity give clarity and beauty to our corporate worship in light of the state of modern worship culture?
Speaker: Thomas Terry
8 Feb 2024
Delighting in God’s Precious Presence - Session Four 2022
Walking through Psalm 16 considering how we delight in God precious presence and people. whether you are a church musician or not.
Speaker: Eric McAllister
8 Feb 2024
The Provocative Procession of the Exalted King - Session Three 2022
God has given us creativity for one purpose—to point people to the Word of God so that the people of God might worship God rightly.
Speaker: Thomas Terry
8 Feb 2024
What We Sing - Session Two 2022
We sing from the whole counsel of God’s Word that encompasses all of God’s character and human response.
Speaker: Eric Mcallister
8 Feb 2024
Why We Sing - Session One 2022
We sing because he saved us and because Christ has made us the true priesthood, the singers of Israel.
Speaker: Michael Lawrence
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