Jody Killingsworth
Jody Killingsworth is worship pastor at Clearnote Church Bloomington and lead singer/songwriter of My Soul Among Lions.
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Worship in Heaven (Jody Killingsworth)
Spirit & Truth, Session 1: Worship in Heaven — Jody Killingsworth This message was originally given on February 20, 2019 at Clearnote Church (Bloomington, IN) as part of the 2019 Shepherds Conference, Spirit and Truth: A Conference on Worship. We were made to... read more
Psalm of the Month (January 2019)
Psalm 32 is a penitential song which urges the keeping of short accounts with God.
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Behind the scenes: The Song of Moses
In this video, Jody announces the release of the Song of Moses chord chart (attached below), and explains how to play it on guitar, along with some insights into how the song was recorded. Also, check out a sweet cover of Song of Moses by our friends Joshua and Hannah... read more
Extras: The Glory of the Man
Manhood and womanhood as God intended is such a beautiful thing. So here’s an idea! Let’s teach our children to delight in it. Sing this fun, catechistic song in your home and put it to work in your church’s children’s ministries. Have your... read more
Psalm of the Month (October 2018)
Our goal is to write and record a Psalm each month. But what is a psalm, really? According to Dictionary.com, a psalm is “a sacred song or hymn, in particular any of those contained in the biblical Book of Psalms.” Note that qualifier, “in... read more![Extras Series “Let Every Valley” [VIDEO]](https://i2.wp.com/warhornmedia.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/Screen-Shot-2018-09-27-at-3.15.54PM.jpg?resize=150%2C150&ssl=1 "Extras Series “Let Every Valley” [VIDEO]")
Extras Series “Let Every Valley” [VIDEO]
Hello friends! From time to time we have reason to produce songs outside the normal scope of our work, and instead of just sitting on them we thought we’d come up with a way of sharing them with you. So today we’re beginning a new series of posts called... read more
Psalm of the Month (September ’18)
Psalm 31 is a plaintive song, a cry to God from a troubled soul. Charles Spurgeon says that the Psalm’s dedication “For the Choir Director” gives a death blow to the notion that nothing but praise should be sung in worship. Since it is “through... read more