Have you ever waited patiently on something to take place in your life, only to receive notice, that it would be delayed? How did it make you feel? Often in our walk as believers we trust in a trustworthy God to deliver a promise in our life only to experience delay in the things we hope for. Almost certainly every believer has ... Full story

Romans 12:1 I APPEAL to you therefore, brethren, and beg of you in view of the mercies of God, to make a decisive dedication of your bodies as a living sacrifice, holy (devoted, consecrated) and well pleasing to God, which is your reasonable (rational, intelligent) service and spiritual worship.  -Amplified Bible  We get our english word worship from the combination or two words.  The ... Full story

Practicing scales can get a bit boring when playing the notes sequentially. The staggered intervals excercise spices up your practice time a bit by making playing your scales more musical. Full story

Ear training is an important aspect of playing music. Full story

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Sean Byrd give a demonstration on how Shout Music is played on the bass in many churches across America.   Keywords: Shout Music, Bass, Common Progressions, Learn, Bass Guitar, Sean Byrd Full story

East St. Louis's veteran bass player, John King, took time with Gospel basslines to share from his wisdom and experience. Immediately I felt a connection with John, he is a great guy, and an exceptional bassist. Full story

Deep in the Heart of Texas, Sean Byrd creates music that reflects his passion for God's presence in his life. With talent and ability as large as the Lone Star State itself, he remains humble, and willing to give the gift of music. I saw this gentleman at a church musical in a small church down in Texas, and he played as if he were ... Full story

A musical scale is a set of tones (notes) each having a definite pitch starting with a tonal center (root) and moving in specific intervals, from low to high, or alternatively, from high to low. The interval between tones of a scale is sometimes called a "step." When a musical scale is completed, the next interval is the ocatave of that scale. An octave is the ... Full story

Music Theory is the study of how music is put together. Through music theory we identify patterns and techniques, used to articulate music, by composers and arrangers. Music theory is not necessary to make music, however music theory helps to identify whats happening within the music. Music theory also gives a form of communication for musicians, to articulate musical concepts amongst one another. Full story