Frank Aiken
Puritan Board Freshman
First post. I have been studying up on EP for some time now, and really hope to gain more of an understanding of this. I truly wish that in all I do, I do it for the glory of Christ, and that I not mislead my family nor others in the area of corporate worship.
I say this because I am the "song leader" if you will, for a reformed baptist church, and have been frustrated over the past several years with the songs that come out that most churches sing. My studies have led me to Sovereign Grace, Matt Searles, and even writing my own stuff lined up with scripture. Upon further digging into this topic, I have come across the EP debate. At first I was not sold on it, but as I dig deeper I am wondering if I have had it all wrong.
Over the next few months my hope is to introduce more psalms than we currently sing (51, 103, 19, 1, 23) and make the shift to this completely, with a few hymns as well. In doing so I have stumbled across the Sing Psalms book from the Scottish Free church and wanted to know what tunes most of you are singing these Psalms to.
Thank you for your time and advice!
I say this because I am the "song leader" if you will, for a reformed baptist church, and have been frustrated over the past several years with the songs that come out that most churches sing. My studies have led me to Sovereign Grace, Matt Searles, and even writing my own stuff lined up with scripture. Upon further digging into this topic, I have come across the EP debate. At first I was not sold on it, but as I dig deeper I am wondering if I have had it all wrong.
Over the next few months my hope is to introduce more psalms than we currently sing (51, 103, 19, 1, 23) and make the shift to this completely, with a few hymns as well. In doing so I have stumbled across the Sing Psalms book from the Scottish Free church and wanted to know what tunes most of you are singing these Psalms to.
Thank you for your time and advice!