Today we welcome Josh Baldwin to the podcast. Josh is a worship leader and songwriter with Bethel Music. His new album, produced by Bobby Strand, is so great – full of lyrical depth, southern vibe, and plenty of soul. In this interview we talk about the Baldwin’s move from North Carolina to Redding, the making […]


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Today we welcome Josh Baldwin to the podcast. Josh is a worship leader and songwriter with Bethel Music. His new album, produced by Bobby Strand, is so great – full of lyrical depth, southern vibe, and plenty of soul.


In this interview we talk about the Baldwin’s move from North Carolina to Redding, the making the new album, surprising songs from the record, allowing for space in your worship sets, songwriting, and more.


Enjoy!


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In This Episode You’ll Hear More About:

What Josh is teaching at Worship U this year

Songwriting Process

The story of Josh’s move from North Carolina to Redding, CA

Songwriting advice for discouraged songwriters.

The power in leading your own songs.

The hard work of songwriting.

The songs that surprised Josh the most on his new record, The War is Over

The importance of space in your worship set.

Resources Mentioned in this Episode:

Show Sponsor: Coresound Pads

Music: The War is Over by Josh Baldwin

Website: Worship U

Website: Josh Baldwin

Twitter: @joshbaldwin

Website: Morning Star

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