Leading worship in small attendance settings requires some special care. But small is relative. You might think small is 20 people in a worship service or meeting. To a large church student ministry that typically has 200 students, 50 would be a low attendance night. To a small, rural church, 150 might be a huge …
Seven Ideas For Energetically Leading Worship in a Small Setting Read More »
I’ve played guitar and led worship for small groups of three or four people. I’ve led for groups of 100-500 thousands of times. I’ve led groups of 500-3000 hundreds of times. Probably the most people I have ever stood in front of to lead at one time was 25,000. I’ve been in concert halls, convention …
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Do you find it difficult to transition from song to song? It’s a good question as it can hinder the effectiveness of a worship leadership team. Even when songs are solid, transitions can come across unnatural. Here are some one-line thoughts on transitioning songs during worship: Listen To The Podcast Scripture – Reading Scripture – calling people to worship, inviting …
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Can a worship team make a name for itself? This isn’t a trick question. Be aware of the ways that you see yourself defining success for your team. And be aware of how you describe your worship team to others. Too often, we describe the music groups we emulate; we talk about style, music, and …
Eight Ways To Become A More Sacrificial Worship Team Read More »
It’s that season again. Christian summer camp directors all over the country are seeking folks to come and lead worship for a week here and there. I believe it’s good for every worship leader to use their gifts leading worship for a summer camp for a week or weekend each year. It’s a different environment. …
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