Like father like son: 12-year old Logan reads a book while the couch swallows him.
One of the most frequent questions people ask me is “What books do you recommend?” This is tough, because I read a lot. As you can see from the picture of my son Logan here, it’s in the blood.
But I’ll give it a shot: 10 top books that I’d recommend to all worship leaders (besides the Bible of course, which you should read daily). And at the bottom of this post I’ll link to a helpful new free e-book that all worship leaders should download.
I’ll follow this up in the weeks to come with Top 10 books for worship songwriters and Top 10 books for church communications professionals. As in this post, I’ll link to the Amazon.com page for each book.
Now without any further ado, here are the 10 favorite My Song In The Night books for worship leaders, pastors and ministers-of-music. I won’t attempt to rank them in order. If you’re a worship leader, you should read all of these:
Unceasing Worship by Harold Best.
Worship Matters: Leading Others To Encounter The Greatness Of God by Bob Kauflin
Worship By The Book (D.A. Carson, Editor)
Worship Seeking Understanding: Windows Into Christian Practice by John Witvliet
Liturgical Theology: The Church As Worshiping Community by Simon Chan
The Unquenchable Worshiper: Coming Back To The Heart Of Worship by Matt Redman
A More Profound Alleluia: Theology and Worship in Harmony (Leanne Van Dyke, Editor)
Christ-Centered Worship: Letting The Gospel Shape Our Practice by Bryan Chapell
Recalling The Hope Of Glory: Biblical Worship From The Garden To The New Creation by Allen P. Ross
The Worship Sourcebook (This is a reference work. Read more about my thoughts on The Worship Sourcebook here).
And here’s a helpful bonus e-book that you can download for free right now:
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You could consider ‘The Worship kenbook’ by Gangai Victor and ‘God Songs’ by Paul Baloche.
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