Smiling is a gift and makes a difference in your ministry and worship leadership. It’s been documented a million times over how a smile can not only improve your own attitude, but it does wonders for your connections with others. A smile is gold in leadership and in ministry. Plus, Christians should smile a lot. …
NINE TIMES WHEN WORSHIP LEADERS SHOULD BE SMILING Read More »
Like anything else, worship ministry effectiveness requires continued learning and growth. Don’t count on what you’ve learned a long time ago to sustain you through all your ministry. At each turn, at each season, you will need to grow from the experience and will need to tackle new challenges. Keep the posture of a student. …
You Can’t Just Learn Stuff One Time – Keep Being A Student! Read More »
There are plenty of things to keep a worship leader’s calendar and to-do list full. Sundays come around quickly. There are people to be contacted, songs to be selected, schedules to be spruced up and planning to be done. And though this may be a bit basic, we hope this list of five things you …
Most often your church will benefit from a simple shift down from the original key. The original key is not sacred. When a song is recorded or being sung with a huge congregation, slightly higher can happen more easily. There’s more energy, and more voices present. Increased volume overall allows people to sing stronger and …
The Original Key Is Not Sacred (Six Thoughts For Choosing The Best Key) Read More »