What is it about the power of classical hymns? And worship that involves not just our minds and our voices, but our bodies as well? Today on the BreakPoint podcast, Warren Cole Smith interviews songwriter, recording artist, and Episcopal Priest Josh Bales about his music and ministry.
Bales, who is our newest Colson Center Senior Fellow, also talks about his participation in Colson Fellows residencies and the Wilberforce Weekend.
Please be sure to check out Josh’s first monthly column in his new role as Senior Fellow at the Colson Center. It’s entitled, “Christ in my Heart, in my Mind, and in 10 Thousand Places.”
Download the MP3 audio here.
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