Five Poems to Read on Veteran's Day
In Flanders Fields by John Mccrae In Flanders fields the poppies blow Between the crosses, row on row, That mark our place; and in the...
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Jan 15, 2018
The Rabbit Room Retreat @ Laity Lodge
Laity Lodge, nestled in a bend of the Frio River in the Texas wilderness, is one of our favorite places in the world, and we’ve missed...
Jan 12, 2018
Stuff We Liked in 2017
We know we’re two weeks into 2018, but it takes some time to consider the mark a year leaves behind. We’ve finally gathered all our...
Jan 9, 2018
Song & A Story: “Farthest Shore”
When producer Gabe Scott and I first convened to begin recording Far Side Of The Sea in the summer of 2015, I had very few complete songs...
Jan 3, 2018
The History of Hymnody
Ever wonder where we got the music we sing in church? Our friends at Covenant Seminary are hosting a weekend seminar in which Kevin Twit,...
Jan 2, 2018
Song & a Story: “Not Too Late”
How many times have we finished some kind of service or missions work and felt like it was possibly more beneficial for us than the...
Dec 28, 2017
A Message from the Proprietor
Greetings! It was a good year for the Rabbit Room, and I want to humbly invite you to make a tax-deductible year-end contribution so we...
Dec 22, 2017
Advent with The Orchardist: “Psalm 126”
Every Friday leading up to Christmas, The Orchardist is sharing a new song arranged specially for this season in a collection called A...
Dec 19, 2017
Porter’s Gate Presents Work Songs
These days, worship music is an entire sub-industry in the realm of art. There are conversations over the nature and performance of said...
Dec 18, 2017
He Takes the Weight of Hell: Chris Slaten on “The Hurricanes”
Perhaps the most epic, enigmatic song on Son of Laughter’s new album is “The Hurricanes.” When Chris Slaten and I discussed his record,...
Dec 15, 2017
Advent with The Orchardist: “Lo, How A Rose E’er Blooming”
Every Friday leading up to Christmas, The Orchardist is sharing a new song arranged specially for this season in a collection called A...
Dec 8, 2017
Advent with The Orchardist: “A Child Will Lead Us All”
A message from The Orchardist: Welcome to Advent. Every Friday, we will be sharing a new song prepared specifically for this season. We...
Dec 7, 2017
Marc Martel: A Rabbit Room Conversation with Andrew Greer
If the history of recorded music were to focus on one aspect of singer-songwriter Marc Martel’s artistry, it would be the magical finesse...
Dec 6, 2017
Sing a Hymn and Spite the Devil: An Interview with Jon Troast
A few weeks ago, I sat down with Jon Troast and got to hear many a compelling story surrounding his latest EP release, G [Editor’s note:...
Dec 1, 2017
Review: Sprained Ankle by Julien Baker
Heartbreak makes a certain sound. You don’t always know when you’re hearing it. After a time you realize, sometimes gently and sometimes...
Nov 24, 2017
Black Friday in the Rabbit Room Store
We’ve got a slew of good stuff on sale this weekend, including signed books and CDs, bundles, crazy prices, aprons, and posters—AND every...
Nov 23, 2017
A Liturgy for Feasting, and Other Means of Thanks
Happy Thanksgiving, folks! We’re thankful for all of you and want to offer a few words and songs you might find useful during today’s...
Nov 21, 2017
No Story Is Over: City of Man, City of God
This past Sunday my pastor remarked that people who have been transformed by the gospel don’t say things like “I would never pay for...
Nov 14, 2017
Jeans and a T-Shirt: In Memory of Rich Mullins
Earlier this fall, a group of amazing musicians gathered at The Ryman Auditorium to play through Rich Mullins’ A Liturgy, a Legacy, and a...
Nov 13, 2017
New Release: No Story Is Over
The long wait is over. Son of Laughter’s new full-length album, No Story Is Over, is finally here! Visit the Rabbit Room Store to get it...
Nov 10, 2017
Every Moment Holy: Release Event
On Tuesday, November 14th, at 7:30pm at The Well Coffeehouse (on Granny White Pike across from Lipscomb University), we’ll be celebrating...
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