When To Challenge Or Compromise On Worship
We have heard that it is too loud, the temperature is too hot or cold, and that the services never end on time. In our efforts to make worship invitin... Read More...
In-Ear Monitors – Part 2: How To Get A Natural Sound
I think is a good idea for musicians to own their in-ear monitors. In fact I think it's critical. If you own them, you are more likely to use them in ... Read More...
Worship Ministry Administration 201: How To Convince Your Church Board To Fund Your Ministry Project
There is a statement that is often spoken by church staff members. “If only I had the budget, we could ___ (fill in the blank).” The truth is, a wise ... Read More...
Am I A Celebrity Worship Leader?
When I started out, worship leaders didn't have the star power they have today. Photo shoots, Instagram followers, and product endorsements have made ... Read More...
6 Unexpected Tasks Worship Leaders End Up With And How To Survive Them!
As worship leaders, the music and spiritual side of things are often talked about. But, there are some tasks blindsiding worship leaders. Whether it's... Read More...
In-Ear Monitors: The Transition Is Easier Than You Think
Personal monitoring has been around for decades, but there are still many, many churches that have not made the transition from floor monitors (wedges... Read More...
Worship Songwriting – How To Write The Prayers Of Your Church
Writing songs of worship and prayer for your church is different than writing just any song. You need to keep in check three tensions: (1) your church... Read More...
7 Ideas to Engage a Distracted Summertime Audience
Every year it's the same summertime forecast in church. Attendance is lower, giving is off, and activities slow down. Families vacation or simply skip... Read More...
Why Being A Christian Artist Is A Double Blessing
What is it like being an artist in the local church today? If you are musical, you surely have an honored place in the worship team, but if you are a ... Read More...