Episode twenty-five (send Anabeth diamonds): podcasting from just outside of Asheville, NC at the Ridgecrest conference center, Anabeth sits down with Mike O'Brien to talk about his family, his worship journey, and this episode's featured song "You Are Lifted" from the album Monument, which recently released through Vineyard Music. Mike is the worship pastor at the Vineyard Community Church in Marietta, GA as well as a talented producer and songwriter. Mike's worship community is known as Poured Out Like Wine. You can find the album at www.vineyardresources.com. Also, the band website is pouredoutlikewine.com....

Episode twenty-three: podcasting from Asheville, NC at the very first Ridgecrest National Worship Leader's Retreat. This episode features one of the evening sessions where Terry Butler shared from his heart on the call of the worship leader and his own worship journey. Terry is a veteran worship leader and songwriter that was featured on the podcast in episode 18. Look for more information about our next worship leaders retreat in January 2010 at Estes Park, CO on our website.... www.vineyardmusic.com.

Episode twenty-two: podcasting from Denver, CO and Kansas City, MO. Danny Daniels, a veteran worship leader and songwriter sits down to share an audio essay on the life of David. This is an excerpt from his upcoming book on worship that is yet to be titled. Danny has written songs that include "I Will Trust In You" sung by Jeremy Camp, "Blessed Be The Name Of The Lord" and many more. Also, Anabeth sits down with worship leader Steve Jones to discuss this episode's featured song "Great Is Your Love" from the album "Poured Out". Steve is a worship pastor at the Kansas City North Vineyard as well as a songwriter. Steve's band (Autumn In Repair) will be releasing their first album with Varietal Records in early 2010. For more information on this band, go to their website.... www.myspace.com/autumninrepair

Episode twenty-one: podcasting from Living Water International (LWI) in Houston, TX and Vineyard Music's California office in Brea, CA. Anabeth sits down with Jonathan Wiles, the senior director of communications at LWI, to discuss the mission behind this company as well as hear stories of what God is doing through their ministry all around the world. LWI provides water wells to areas all over that do not have access to clean drinking water. If you are interested in being a part of their work, please go to their website..... www.water.cc Also, Casey sits down with worship leader Jeremy RIddle to discuss this episode's featured song "Among The Poor" from the album The Now and Not Yet. Jeremy shares the heart behind writing this song as well as the need for churches to serve the least and the lost. You can find this album at the following website.... www.vineyardresources.com

Episode twenty - podcasting from South Padre Island, TX and Columbus, OH. Casey sits down with Randy McCoy, a worship pastor from Fort Collins, CO as well as the founder of the national worship leaders retreat in Estes Park, CO. Randy shares his journey of worship and events as well as his heart for equipping and the history of the national worship leaders retreat. If you are interested in any of the upcoming events mentioned in this podcast episode, please go to our website at ..... www.vineyardmusic.com Also, Anabeth sits down with Noelle Shearer, a talented worship leader and songwriter from the Vineyard Church of Columbus, to discuss her worship journey as well as the story of this episode's featured song "Forgiveness Falls". Noelle recently released an album entitled "Arc Of Grace", and we end this episode with a bonus track from that album. If you are interested in more of her music, please go to her website..... www.noelleshearer.com

Episode nineteen - podcasting from the Houston Vineyard in Heights District near downtown. The Houston Vineyard is a multiethnic urban church whose recent recording project "Esta Es Mi Canción - This Is My Song" documents the unique worship expression of their community. Casey and Anabeth host a roundtable discussion on the topic of multicultural/multiethnic worship expression digging into the recent history of the Houston Vineyard as they sought to wrestle though various issues through the last few years. They also discuss the heart and vision behind the recent project "Esta Es Mi Canción - This Is My Song" as well as featuring a couple songs - "All I Have" and "Eres Santo (You Are Mighty)". The people participating with Casey and Anabeth in this roundtable discussion are: Michael Palandro - senior pastor Jessica Lewis - worship pastor Carlos David Quintanilla - pastor of La Viña Matt Hammon - producer of "Esta Es Mi Canción - This Is My Song"

Episode eighteen - podcasting from the Vineyard Music studio in Houston, TX. Casey sits down with worship veteran Terry Butler to talk about his family, worship journey, insights into ministry, and this episode's featured song "Be Still My Soul". Terry is the author of songs such as "Cry Of My Heart", "This Is Love", "Jude Doxology", and many more. He was a member of the band One Truth from the Jesus Movement era. This episode will end with a song from One Truth; we also have a picture of the band posted on our website.... www.insideworship.com. Don't forget to vote for Anabeth by emailing yes or no to podcast@insideworship.com!

Episode sixteen - podcasting from an abandon warehouse in the middle of nowhere (we were really in downtown Nashville, TN) Casey and Anabeth sit down with the band 1000 Generations to talk about their families, their musical history as a band, their upcoming Varietal Records project (Turn Off The Lesser Lights), and this episode's featured song "Fascinated". 1000 Generations is from Indianapolis, IN. The lead singers and songwriters of the band are Steven and Amanda Potaczek. Steven is the worship pastor at the Vineyard Community Church in Indianapolis. Look for the upcoming album to release August 4th, 2009. Band website is..... www.1000generations.com.

Episode fifteen - podcasting from Lucko Sound Studio in Atlanta, GA. Mike O'Brien sits down with Sheri Carr to talk about life since her Varietal records release "Fearless Now", as well as some worship-leading insights, and this episode's featured song "Sing Your Praise". Sheri is a "full-time music missionary" and currently supports her husband, who pastors at the Flowery Branch Methodist Church. Visit her website at www.shericarr.com!!

Episode fourteen - podcasting from beautiful St. Stephen, New Brunswick (Canada). Casey sits down with Dan Wilt to talk about his family, his worship journey and current ministry, as well as this episode's featured song "All You Are". Dan is the director of The Institute of Contemporary and Emerging Worship Studies at St. Stephen's University. He discusses "The Institute" and all of the various programs that they offer. Also, we get a glimpse into the story and life behind our featured song. Website for "The Institute"... www.theworshipartisan.com. To close the podcast, we have a song called "Escape Velocity" by Andrew Smith, a talented tap-style guitarist, that has spent some time at "The Institute" in St. Stephen, New Brunswick.

Episode thirteen - podcasting from the Rocky Mountains in Estes Park, CO. Casey and Anabeth sit down with Josh Holloran to talk about his worship journey and this episode's featured song "Stir The Embers". Josh is a worship leader at the Arvada Vineyard in Arvada, CO. Also featured in this episode is an audio essay discussing "leading centered-set worship" by David Linhart. David is the youth pastor at the Greater Boston Vineyard as well as the author of the song "Kingdom Keys" from episode four.

Episode twelve- a video podcast from Vineyard Music studio in Houston, TX. Casey Corum sits down with Jeremy Riddle to discuss his upcoming Vineyard Music/Varietal Records album "The Now and Not Yet" and some of the themes from the project as well as talk about one of the tracks "Christ Is Risen" (this episode's featured song). Jeremy is the author of the song "Sweetly Broken" and released an album in March 2007 entitled "Full Attention". Look for the new release (The Now and Not Yet) on March 3rd, 2009.

Episode eleven - podcasting from the mountains of Estes Park, CO. Casey and Anabeth attended the National Worship Leaders Retreat in Estes Park and now are giving an inside look into what goes on up there. You will hear testimonials from various worship leaders about the retreat, and worship veteran Andy Park (author of "In The Secret") discusses his own worship journey and challenges. To end this episode, we have a glimpse of one of the worship sets led by Nigel Briggs and Andy Park. Look for more information about our next worship retreat in September 2009 at Ridgecrest in Ashville, North Carolina.

Episode ten - podcasting from the Trash Bar in Williamsburg, NY (Brooklyn area). Casey sits down with Mike Turrigiano and Kenny Petrowski to talk about their church and this special journey that led them to a bar, where they have "Church at Trash". Mike is the senior pastor of the North Brooklyn Vineyard, and Kenny is the worship pastor. They discuss the logistics of the church as well as share stories of how this church within a bar has impacted lives in so many ways.

Episode nine- a special video podcast from Compound Studio in Signal Hill, CA. Chris Lizotte is the featured artist of Vineyard Music/Varietal Records newest release "Signal Hill Revival". This video is an excerpt from the bonus DVD "On Signal Hill". The featured song, "Sweet Mercy", includes guitarist Marc Ford.

Episode eight - podcasting from Vineyard Music's studio house in Houston, TX. Casey and Anabeth sit down with Ryan Flanigan to talk about his family, his worship journey, how his seminary background influences his worship leading, and the heart behind this episode's featured song "Christ Is Exalted". Ryan is the worship pastor at River Valley Church located in Granger, IN (near South Bend, IN).

Episode seven - podcastng live from Vineyard Music's studio house in Houston, TX. Casey and Anabeth sit down with Doug Anderson and Phil Schissler, directors of Mercy Response: Vineyard USA's disaster relief agency. specifically discussing the events around Hurricanes Katrina and Ike. In the second segment of the podcast, Casey and Anabeth sit down with worship leaders Michael Hansen and Noelle Shearer as well as producer John Wirtz to discuss the Vineyard Columbus album entitled "God Is On the Move". They give perspecitve on the recording process as well as Vineyard Columbus' efforts to embrace a more culturally diverse worship expression. The featured song on this podcast is "Why Should I Worry" written by Michael and Noelle. The podcast ends with the album's title track "God Is On the Move".

Episode six- a special video podcast from Compound Studio in Signal Hill, CA. Chris Lizotte is the featured artist of Vineyard Music/Varietal Records newest release "Signal Hill Revival". This video is an excerpt from the bonus DVD "On Signal Hill". The featured song, "Brighter Day", includes vocalist Crystal Lewis and guitarist Marc Ford.

Episode five - podcasting from Vineyard Music's California office in Brea, CA (not to be confused with La Brea. There are no tarpits involved.) Casey sits down with Jeremy Riddle to talk about his family, his upcoming Varietal Records project, and this episode's featured song "As Children". Jeremy is the author if the song "Sweetly Broken". His first album "Full Attention" was released to much acclaim in March 2007. Look for his new album in early 2008.

Episode four - podcasting from the Compound Studio in Signal Hill, California, Casey sits down with Ryan Delmore to talk about his worship background, his family, and his new album "The Spirit, the Water, and the Blood". Ryan was a member of the Burn Service band in the late '90's and has written a number of well known worship songs such as "Set Me On Fire", "Never Looking Back", "Let It Come", and "Jesus Name". This episode's featured song is "Falling Down" from Ryan's new project. "The Spirit, the Water, and the Blood" releases in October 2008. Look for it on iTunes and at vineyardmusic.com. To close the podcast we'll hear a bonus song entilted "Kingdom Keys" by David Linhart and his reggae band, "Win By Knockout". David is the youth pastor at the Greater Boston Vineyard in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Check out more music from "Win By Knockout" at their myspace page: http://www.myspace.com/winbyknockout Also, look for the chord charts for both songs.

Episode three begins with Casey and Robbie discussing what it means to ask for God to be present in our gathered worship times and how that can affect the language of our songs. In addition to this, Casey and Robbie discuss the altitude of today's featured worship leader, Chris Lizotte (he's really tall). Jason Hagen from Vineyard Music's California office sits down with Chris to discuss this episode's featured song "Glory To The King" as well as Chris's thoughts on worship and worship leading. Chris is a veteran worship leader from Laguna Niguel, California and has much insight to share with us.

Episode two podcasting from room 808 in downtown Sydney, Australia. Casey Corum and Robbie Reider try their hand a Australian accents. How will they do? In addition to showcasing their poor linguistic skills, Casey, Robbie, and special guest Diane Thiel sit down with Australian worship leaders Peter Sabljak and Michael "Smiley" Cuthbertson reflecting on the recent Australian Vineyard Worship Leaders' Retreat in Melbourne. The featured song for this episode is Diane Thiel's "You Amaze Me". Diane recounts the story behind writing "You Amaze Me" including a significant event that happened during this recent trip to Australia. Closing out the podcast is a special live acoustic version of Peter Sabljak's new song "Halleljuah".

The Inside Worship podcast kicks off with Casey Corum and Robbie Reider sharing their thoughts on song stories and the creation of Al Gore's "interweb". We hear from Sheri Carr and learn about the story behind the title track of her debut album "Fearless Now". We also feature a remix of Scott Underwood's classic song "Nothing is As Wonderful" by electronic artist Ani.