Ten Worship Leading Non-Negotiables
There is so much good and helpful advice for worship leaders out there that I thought I’d try my hand at condensing it all down into 10 non-negotiables. You are not the center. You make Jesus the...
View ArticleDo You Love to Worship Jesus?
For all of the practicalities and technicalities that we talk about when it comes to serving as a worship leader, there is one thing that is the most important of all: that you love to worship Jesus....
View ArticleAnd Now Please Admire My Musicianship
We’ve all experienced that awkward moment when someone tries to say something nice about you but you take it as an insult. You’re not quite sure how to take it, how to respond, or how to process what...
View ArticleLet’s All Be A Bit More Childish
I am a big proponent of worship leaders thinking seriously about their role, thinking deeply about their theology, thinking practically about their skills, and thinking critically about current trends...
View ArticleFour Wrong Turns On The Road To Performancism
The evangelical church is at a worship crossroads. A generation of older, baby-boomer, not-so-hipster worship leaders are in the last decade or two of their full-time ministry. And a new generation of...
View ArticleFrom Joshua Spacht
Almost two years ago I had the joy of meeting Joshua Spacht for the first time. Joshua is an amazingly gifted worship leader, orchestrator, composer, arranger, and musician extraordinaire. He’s become...
View ArticleThe Point Of A Worship Leader Is To Point
This week my church is hosting “Genesis Arts Camp” for 200+ sweaty K-6th grade students in the morning and about 50 middle/high school students in the afternoon. I’ve had a blast leading worship in the...
View ArticleDon’t Be A Monkey
Early on in my experience as a worship leader, I was pretty convinced that whenever I ran into any sort of opposition or problems or inertia, the solution was that I needed to get my way. Service feels...
View ArticlePressing On, Feeding God’s Sheep
You’ve been a worship leader at your church for nine months now. When you took the job you had high hopes for your new ministry. You really clicked with the pastor and some of the search committee...
View ArticleRejecting The Weekly Verdict
It’s a dangerous situation for worship leaders. Every day of their week leads up and builds up to Sunday, the day of all days, the day when they stand before their congregations and, in the course of a...
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