Brian Brown, Matthew Clark, and Terri Moon continue their conversation, exploring the concept of 'we songs' in worship, songs that connect congregants to God and each other. In this episode, we discuss the importance of melody, accessibility, and the role of instruments in creating a hospitable worship environment, one that instills confidence in the normal congregant and that inherently prioritizes the voice of the congregation. Within that framework, we delve into how singing serves as a spiritual discipline, the significance of familiar songs, and the need for crafting music that encourages congregational participation. Chapters00:24 Introduction to We Songs01:32 The Purpose of We Songs02:01 The Composition of We Songs02:51 Melody and Accessibility03:39 The Role of Instruments in Worship04:48 Hospitality in Worship06:13 The Voice of the People07:03 Worship Wars and Music Choices07:30 Cultural Context in Worship Music08:57 Fostering Congregational Singing09:31 The Role of the Worship Leader10:18 Musical Hosting and Participation11:19 Different Musical Traditions12:45 Call and Response in Worship13:38 Learning and Growth in Worship14:54 Navigating Musical Preferences16:32 Voice First Composition17:08 The Importance of Simplicity18:40 The Role of the Organ20:00 Historical Context of Worship Music22:19 Fostering Confidence in Singing23:29 The Challenge of New Songs25:20 The Structure of Worship Songs26:38 Familiarity and Participation28:51 Songwriting for Accessibility29:05 The Songwriting Process and Accountability31:09 The Role of Corporate Singing in the Church35:34 Singing as a Spiritual Discipline39:35 The Importance of Familiar Songs43:12 Crafting Songs for Congregational Participation47:03 The Relationship Between Melody and Lyrics50:12 Understanding Sacred and Common Art53:55 The Vision of the Church and the Role of Music

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