A few years ago while I was still newly-employed at my job, I kept hearing my boss refer to the "year-end WIP reports", and I didn't have a clue what he was talking about. Being new to all those accounting office buzz words, and wanting so to make a good impression, I privately asked a co-worker what WIP stands for. She kindly replied, "work in progress."

OK, I now had what the letters stand for, but I still didn't grasp what the term really means. Next stop, the Internet dictionary. Hmmm: a piece of work that's not yet finished. How interesting. Self-explanatory, actually.

Unfinished stuff. I can totally relate to that, can't you? My stack tray is full of it, and so is my house! But on a deeper level, let's talk about us. I heard the Holy Spirit whisper, "work in progress" in my prayer time this morning. Not having heard that term in months, I had to just sit and mull it over before getting ready for work.

You and I are God's work in progress. As new Christians, we begin as a rough draft (a really rough draft!). In the course of our lifetimes, God has to do a lot of revising, adding, subtracting, changing our thinking, changing our attitudes, undoing what we've done to ourselves and what other people have spoken over us...

We are happy to announce that we have now developed an app for Android devices to go along with our iPhone app.

So, you can download our free app and listen to any of our four streams: contemporary, instrumental, praise & worship, and Spanish worship.

If you've got an iPhone or iPad, the AllWorship app is available at the App Store.

If you've got an Android device, our app can be downloaded at Google Play. 

Enjoy!

Some encouraging emails we received in April from our listeners around the world:

Location: United States
Comments: I just had to spend 7 days in the hospital, because a sore on my leg got infected. I played AllWorship on my iPad, 24 hrs a day while I was in there. It ministered not only to me, but to the nurses and doctors. I had nurses coming to hang out and do their "charting" in my room so they could listen to the music. What a blessing AllWorship is. I believe the Lord could have healed my leg without the hospital visit, however, I believe He told me to go, I didn't know why until I was there for a couple days, then I understood. Thanks again for the ministry tool. ;)

Location: Unknown
Comments: Bless you for offering 'free' Christian music. I am elderly and on a very limited income, finding very little free. Listening is such a blessing to me, and I just want to thank you, and to bless you all in praying for others to find such pleasure in your generous offering of praise and worship music.

AllWorship.com is a not-for-profit Christian radio station exclusively on the Internet that provides commercial-free worship music in four formats: contemporary worship, praise & worship, Spanish worship, and instrumental worship. Christians in faraway countries, particularly missionaries, who don’t have access to a terrestrial station, can now listen free to Christian worship music and it doesn’t cost them a dime–our ministry picks up the tab for all programming, streaming and music fees. The ministry is completely funded by listeners through donations and has been broadcasting to all corners of the earth since 2004.