Ray Badham 13/2/26 Ray Badham 13/2/26

The Joy Of My Salvation -Seeing Jesus | Overflow Part 5

Isn't it crazy how God chose you? He picks the unlikely, the broken, the least—jars of clay, to shine with his treasure. Your salvation story is too crazy, too wild, too full of wonder and grace to keep inside. Let the joy of your salvation burst out in song as an overflow of worship.

Ray Badham 6/2/26 Ray Badham 6/2/26

The Cross of His Love (Seeing Jesus | Overflow Part 4)

How boundlessly he loves us," said Luther. At the cross, we see God's love in every dimension—from its abundance to its zenith, the pain and the power, the weeping to the wonder. When we behold His endless love at Calvary, how can worship songs not overflow? Let it pour out in art, in words, in melody, in music, in song.

Ray Badham 30/1/26 Ray Badham 30/1/26

See Jesus -Stars to Sawdust (Seeing Jesus →Overflow Part 3)

Who could possibly need to be teachable? Yet Jesus "learned obedience" and "grew in wisdom" while working as a carpenter for eighteen years. When we see the galaxy-maker bending over a workbench in Nazareth, calloused hands shaping wood—how can our hearts not overflow with songs to the One who humbled Himself so completely?

Ray Badham 23/1/26 Ray Badham 23/1/26

Seeing Jesus →Overflow Part 2: Incarnation

To live overflowing in worship and song, think on the incarnation: Jesus, the Son of God, fully divine, living in eternal joy and love, left his throne of glory to become a baby lying in a manger, dependent on his mother's milk, learning to crawl and walk—oh, what humility our God shows! How much he loves us!

Ray Badham 15/1/26 Ray Badham 15/1/26

Seeing Jesus: Why Prose Isn't Enough

When the Old Testament writers caught even a glimpse of the coming Messiah, prose wasn't enough. They needed poetry. They needed song.

We have so much more—the Bible, the gospels, dripping with the revelation of God's love story. We can write in the the overflow of this vision!

Ray Badham 9/1/26 Ray Badham 9/1/26

His Love, Our Anchor: Navigating the Worship Industry

In a worship industry full of distractions—followers, validation, performance—we must anchor ourselves in Christ alone, the King who authors and perfects our faith and leads us in song.