About David Musselman
For Information Contact:
David Musselman
Phone:
Cell (434) 401-0139
Address:
783 Wyndhurst Drive
Lynchburg, Virginia 24502
E-mail:
dmusselman@liberty.edu
David Musselman is a veteran on the Christian music circuit. Over the last thirty years he has played in churches, colleges, and public functions in all fifty states and in many parts of the world. Though times change and music changes, one thing has remained constant in David’s life, and that is his unswerving allegiance to the Lord Jesus and the principles of God’s Word.
As the son of a pastor, David has been involved in ministry since he was a child. At the age of fourteen, he first played on international radio with Jack Wyrtzen on his "Word of Life" broadcast. In 1972 he played on national television for the first time on the Old Time Gospel Hour telecast with Jerry Falwell. Over the years he has been featured on several TV specials on the major networks.
David is a graduate of Liberty University with a B. S. in Piano Performance, and Lynchburg Baptist Theological Seminary where he received his Master of Divinity degree in 1979. He has a wife (Debbie) and three children (David Jr., Joshua, and Jessica) who are eighteen, sixteen and fourteen years of age, respectively. They are all students in the Liberty school system, the youngest two in the academy and the oldest in the university.
In 1984 David entered and won first place at the national music competition, "Music Seminar in the Rockies," at Estes Park, Colorado.
He has had the privilege over the years of performing with many well-known names in the industry such as Mark Lowry, Charles Billingsly, Babbie Mason, Doug Oldham, Bill Gaither, New song, and to name a few.
He has also served in several churches as "worship leader" and Minister of Music and Worship. He particularly enjoys doing choir workshops, and he is becoming increasingly in demand in that regard.
Within the last three years, David’s parents went home to be with Jesus and it has impressed on him more than ever the need to share the Gospel anywhere and everywhere. "It’s all that really matters in the long run," says David when interviewed, "and the older I get the more I see the reality of those words by Jim Elliot, ‘He is no fool who gives what he cannot keep to gain what he cannot lose.’" So many people struggle so hard for their "fifteen minutes of fame" when in fact, all that is of this world will soon be gone and only what we do for Jesus will matter.
As the son of a pastor, David has been involved in ministry since he was a child. At the age of fourteen, he first played on international radio with Jack Wyrtzen on his "Word of Life" broadcast. In 1972 he played on national television for the first time on the Old Time Gospel Hour telecast with Jerry Falwell. Over the years he has been featured on several TV specials on the major networks.
David is a graduate of Liberty University with a B. S. in Piano Performance, and Lynchburg Baptist Theological Seminary where he received his Master of Divinity degree in 1979. He has a wife (Debbie) and three children (David Jr., Joshua, and Jessica) who are eighteen, sixteen and fourteen years of age, respectively. They are all students in the Liberty school system, the youngest two in the academy and the oldest in the university.
In 1984 David entered and won first place at the national music competition, "Music Seminar in the Rockies," at Estes Park, Colorado.
He has had the privilege over the years of performing with many well-known names in the industry such as Mark Lowry, Charles Billingsly, Babbie Mason, Doug Oldham, Bill Gaither, New song, and to name a few.
He has also served in several churches as "worship leader" and Minister of Music and Worship. He particularly enjoys doing choir workshops, and he is becoming increasingly in demand in that regard.
Within the last three years, David’s parents went home to be with Jesus and it has impressed on him more than ever the need to share the Gospel anywhere and everywhere. "It’s all that really matters in the long run," says David when interviewed, "and the older I get the more I see the reality of those words by Jim Elliot, ‘He is no fool who gives what he cannot keep to gain what he cannot lose.’" So many people struggle so hard for their "fifteen minutes of fame" when in fact, all that is of this world will soon be gone and only what we do for Jesus will matter.