This week, here’s a handful of bloopers and outtakes from the making of the These Songs album and videos. You can download the music on iTunes or at https://www.holtvaughn.com/albums And if you’ve not visited yet, … Continue reading 12 Weeks of Spring: Week 8
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THANK YOU Seattle artist Kim Brayman at Laughing Bird Art: She did the killer artwork on my white Fender Stratocaster, the guitar I used for most of the These Songs album. What do you think? … Continue reading 12 Weeks of Spring: Week 7
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Mom’s – can you watch this video without crying? Dad’s, can you? The very first mom who saw this video wept. Some folks can’t wait for their kids to leave home, others weep. What’s your … Continue reading 12 Weeks of Spring: Week 6
Read MoreI fell off a roof! Its captured in this video. Meanwhile, anyone out there ever want to write a song?? Or have one stuck in your head?? Or had a killer song idea you felt … Continue reading 12 Weeks of Spring: Week 5
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Using a simple definition of theology as the study of the existence and nature of God, as a believer I tend to see everything through that lens. Within theological systems I see both institutional framework … Continue reading Theology…in the pen and mouth.
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How many guys get to play alongside one of the most admired guitarists in history? I am thrilled to bring you Bitter Suite, which I wrote & play in a duet with the legendary Phil … Continue reading 12 Weeks of Spring: Week 4
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What’s your favorite Johnny Cash song? I recorded a spiritual I heard him do, called “Unchained,” written by Jude Johnstone. It cries out to God, and so far nearly everyone who’s heard it has been … Continue reading 12 Weeks of Spring: Week 3
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$3 album download and Gift card special! Artists make music to be heard, and this album features several friends with Grammys, Gold Records and Dove Awards. Go to https://www.holtvaughn.com/product/these-songs and you can download the album … Continue reading 12 Weeks of Spring: Week 2
Read More David Wells has said, “We have allowed the theology to be drained from the ministry, even as we nevertheless continue to expect it to function in the nurturing of the knowledge of God in the … Continue reading Better to be among the laughed at, than among the shocked
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The art and science of properly interpreting the Bible (hermeneutics) is of absolute and paramount importance, and it is profoundly sad to me that it is not (but should be) part of the training parents … Continue reading What have we been thinking?
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