An old pop music producer once said that there are really only four kinds of song a person can write: "I love you/I hate you/go away/come back!" That's a funny observation. — Matt Redman Copy Share Image
Most songs come from being attentive. Attentive to life, attentive to scripture, attentive to your heart. Pay attention! — Matt Redman Copy Share
There is no lapse in His character or inconsistency in His nature. Our God is everything he says He is… for now and all… — Matt Redman Copy Share
It's such a biblical posture in worship that speaks of reverence. If you look through the Bible, there's a whole host of people who… — Matt Redman Copy Share
In the end, worship can never be a performance, something you're pretending or putting on. It's got to be an overflow of your heart...Worship… — Matt Redman Copy Share
I have the privilege of ministering in many different streams of the church. When you do that you're never going to subscribe to everything… — Matt Redman Copy Share
The sense of being alone is a huge issue for so many people in this world. As a worshipper of Jesus, there's a very… — Matt Redman Copy Share
As we begin to face up to the holiness of God, our lives resound with that very same anthem, here and now upon the… — Matt Redman Copy Share
In heaven we will sing free of all the shame, sickness and sorrow that we encounter in the here and now. — Matt Redman Copy Share
God first seeks devotion to Him in the hidden place–worship when no one else is watching. — Matt Redman Copy Share
In some of the best worship songs we bring our praises to God - yet at the same time also end up preaching to… — Matt Redman Copy Share
Who on Earth are we that the awesome King of all eternity would spare a thought in our direction? Why would the God of… — Matt Redman Copy Share
I love the intensity of the Psalms. No-one ever sounds bored about God or about life in the Psalms. — Matt Redman Copy Share
I love the pursuit of songwriting, and I've seen what songs can do in people's lives. Some of the stories that come back from… — Matt Redman Copy Share
Praise is a contradiction of pride. Pride says 'looks at me,' but praise longs for people to see Jesus. — Matt Redman Copy Share
