Is our God the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob or the God of the soundbite? Is our God seated above the heavens or contained in 280 characters?
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Guiding a person from a rotational volunteer to leading your team and church takes time and commitment. Still, it’s an essential part of strengthening your worship ministry.
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Although I love Christmas music and have listened to countless Christmas albums, secular and sacred, from decades past and present, finding songs that our team and I can effectively lead for our Sunday gatherings can be tough.
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Sharing new songs with your church is always a bit of a gamble. You search for new songs. You find one you like. You listen over and over trying to image your team playing it and your church singing it.
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Receiving communion as a Church family is one of the most powerful and sacred practices of the faith. Guiding people through the process of confessing sin, remembering Christ and receiving forgiveness is a wonderful privilege.
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Finding creative ways to pull off your favorite worship song live without the fifteen member band has been a challenge for worship leaders for years. Fortunately there is plenty of inspiration out there to contextualize great songs for a smaller band.
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If you’re anything like me you started writing songs as soon as you had two chords to rub together. Songwriting isn’t just a fundamental part of being a musician, it’s a crucial piece of the local church expression.
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Leading worship with a small team of musicians is a real challenge and considering the majority of churches in the U.S. are 200 people or less this is a challenge most worship leaders face.
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