Welcome to the For the Gospel podcast where we provide sound doctrine for everyday people.

I'm your host, Kasti Hinn, and I'll welcome our listeners on Apple and Spotify or wherever you download your podcasts,

and those of you watching this on

our video podcast format on YouTube. All right, it's episode two. We've been in this worship series.

It kicked off last time with Bob Coughlin, Devin Coughlin, David Zimmer, the Sovereign Grace

music crew is just off the chart, super thankful for them and their wisdom. And this episode, we're getting

into the theology in our music. We've talked expression. Now we need to talk theology. I remember

a John Piper quote that a congregation learns its theology not only from the sermons that are preached,

but from the music they sing.

And so we get into doctrine in our worship, the importance of it.

And of course, Bob being so tenured and so faithful and so proven, has time-tested wisdom.

And I'm grateful for all of the insights that Devin and David will bring as well in this episode.

Without any further introduction, let's jump in to this episode with those guys.

Music Devon Coughlin, Bob Coughlin, David, big-time Zimmer.

He wishes he was a Coughlin. You are an honorary, an honorary a Coughlin.

You are an honorary, an honorary, cobbler.

Thank you guys for being here at your own studio.

Yeah, thank you for the gospel coming in baby.

All right, so this particular video, we're talking about theology in our music and the importance of doctrine.

And what I love about sovereign grace is such a beautiful balance of creativity, excellence, expression, passion.

I mean, sincere passion for the Lord. If anybody has ever seen Bob play the piano at Shepard's

conference, I mean, your feet, your hands, like you're up there alone with Jesus sometimes.

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