Author Archives: Niki Lott
10 Questions You Should Be Asking About Women Bible Teachers
Ladies, are you careful about those you allow to teach and influence you, especially if they are saying they teach the Bible? We should be. The Bible cautions us to beware of “false teachers” and deception. If we want to … Continue reading
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School of Biblical Womanhood – Fall Semester
Last year, I started The School of Biblical Womanhood as an avenue for teaching and training the ladies, especially the younger women, in our church and local area. After many requests and much prayer, I decided to make it available online … Continue reading
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Hymnplaying Seminar
I invite you to join me for a Hymnplaying Seminar! Congregational hymnplaying is a wonderful asset in a church and is becoming a bit of a lost art. While you can often find piano lessons for classical training, finding a … Continue reading
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Piano Offertory Recommendations
I often get requests for recommendations for offertory or special instrumental books. I am going to share a few posts about this, since there are a lot of options out there. This post will be specifically for moderate/intermediate/early advanced pianists. … Continue reading
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Chorus Download Package
Choruses can be a powerful and effective tool for a church music ministry. While there has been a rise in recent years of choruses that are shallow or contemporary in nature, that should not cause us to ignore the benefits … Continue reading
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New Song – That I May Know Him
I was asked a few weeks ago if I would consider writing a song on the phrase, “That I May Know Him.” This is from a beautiful, and familiar, passage of Scripture. “But what things were gain to me, those … Continue reading
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New Year’s Sale & Gift!
As 2020 draws to a close, I want to say “thank you” to each of you who have supported Christian Compositions through the past year. While it has been a difficult year for many people in numerous ways, it has … Continue reading
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Psalm 100 Mini Challenge
The Psalm 100 Mini-Challenge7 Days to a More Thankful Heart This time of year encourages us to stop and think a little more about being thankful, and that is a good thing, but we all know that thankfulness should be … Continue reading
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Featured Song – “There Is a Peace That Cometh After Sorrow”
Most of the lyrics to this song were written in 1897 by Jessie Rose Gates. I first heard these beautiful words in the testimony of missionary Darlene Deibler Rose. If you have never read her book, Evidence Not Seen, or … Continue reading
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Featured Song – Revive Me, Lord
This song began with just a few lines that I jotted down in a sermon notebook. “Revive me, Lord. Stir my heart anew. Revive me, Lord. Make me more like You. Reveal my sin. Restore my joy. Refine me with … Continue reading
