Last Saturday, KDMusic had the privilege of supporting Wexford Presbyterian in leading worship for a National Advent Sunday Service, recorded in RTÉ Television Studios, Dublin for a broadcast over RTÉ 1 Television, RTÉ Radio 1, & RTÉ player.

It was a deeply meaningful and happy visit for the Wexford church plant [backed by PCI's Council for Mission in Ireland (CMI)] – newly reopened this summer, as they travelled together to share the message of “good news and great joy” (Luke 2) with the whole nation.  

So,…

Scriptural, congregational and externally endorsed

Over recent years, three different worship songs from the KDMusic catalogue have been independently featured on ChristianDance.eu, a blog that listens to and reviews new Christian and worship music releases from around the world.

Each article picks up a different scriptural theme and musical setting – from acoustic folk and Irish carol to Psalm-based congregational song – and offers an outside perspective on how these tracks are serving listeners and…

A worship song rooted in the Great Commission (Matthew 28:18–20)

Prelude
Finishing the Task, a mission-focused initiative encouraging churches toward global disciple-making, recently highlighted “Go Into All The World” on their website as a song that can serve commissioning, mission-focused worship, and congregational reflection on the words of Jesus in Matthew 28.

🎧 Read their feature:
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🎶 May My Days Be a Temple of Praise — KDMusic & Eliza King
 

[This song sits in a growing stream of worship music that encourages the ordinary, daily practices of faith. It offers a way to pray through work, rest, joy, sorrow, and the quiet tasks that make up most of our lives. The conversation in The Worship Review draws out how the lyrics connect Scripture’s language of seasons and time with our experience, making the song suitable for congregational worship, personal reflection, and…