#337: Martin Smith on The Future of Worship Music, Local Church Tensions, & Songs of Joy


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Nov 13 2024 53 mins   7






Topics Covered:




  • What if felt like to make music in the early days of Delirious


  • Why Martin moves in spontaneous/prophetic worship


  • Why worship music less bold and creative today


  • Why joy and celebration are needed in worship today


  • Mega Church reform


  • The Rockstar Worship Leader pandemic


  • What it’s like having Stu G on the new record


  • Stories behind songs on the new record, Joy



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