This weekend Dutton will be leading worship for SEC 2010 at the Frisco Convention Center in Frisco, TX.

"The purpose of SEC is to see Texas students give their life for the sake of sharing Jesus Christ. More than a conference, SEC Twenty Ten is about students taking another step in the direction of becoming a part of the greatest mission in the world. It's the same mission the disciples, Paul and the New Testament Church purposed in their hearts to achieve with their lives. Paul wrote to encourage believers in Thessalonica "For not only has the word of the Lord sounded forth from you in Macedonia and Achaia, but your faith in God has gone forth everywhere.." (1 Thess. 1:8, ESV). The desire of SEC Twenty Ten is for students to accept God's call to amplify the message of Christ from their lips and from their lives." To learn more about this event, CLICK HERE.

Check it out. Thoughts on Sometimes, Blessed Be Your Name, Matt Chandler, and Summer Camps. Click on the following link: 1050 Worship Blog.

Sondays Camp was a blessing! Thank you all for worshipping with us! Stay connected...Join us on Facebook.

Below is an excerpt from Dutton's Music Matters: Theology and Worship, an article written by the Baptist Messenger.

"The morning of Oct. 20, 2005 began like any normal Sunday at University Church (UBC) in Waco, Texas. David Crowder, a nationally known worship leader who served on the staff of UBC, was out of the city that day as Logan Walter, Nathan Jennings and Shane Wilson had been tapped to lead worship in his absence. The two opening songs had not gone especially well as Walter thought to himself that he needed to get his guitar in tune and prepare to salvage what was left of the music after Kyle Lake, UBC's pastor, finished baptizing a young woman.

Walter and the other 800 people in the sanctuary were startled when Lake cried out for help just after he reached out and took hold of a microphone as he descended down into the water. Normally, this would not be a problem. A person can hold a microphone in water. Unknown to everyone at the time, however, the water in which Lake was standing had been electrically charged due to an electrical short in the water heater for the baptistery. As he repeatedly cried for help, he could not remove his hands from the microphone. Before their very eyes, their 33-year-old pastor was being electrocuted. Jennings immediately unplugged the cord that broke the connection of the volts that had surged through his body. Walter jumped into the water and held him up as Jennings joined him....click to read more."

Chord chart for "Joyful" (the reggae song) is now available. Visit our music page and click on the link Chord Charts.