One key to involving people in your ministry is to Ask. It’s truly a huge step and proves to bring much more fruit than nearly any other way. Too many church leaders count on putting something in the announcements, in the church newsletter or weekend publication or on the website. For certain things, this can …
Three Barriers To Asking People To Join You In Ministry Read More »
I’m sure you may feel like you have the gas pedal down all the time. Most ministry leaders I know work hard and juggle many details. But the truth is, when you begin to think about it, there’s more ebb and flow than meets the eye. There are seasons when you are practically burning the …
There are times in your worship ministry when things can get stressed and chaotic. Rehearsals and sound checks are often on a schedule, at times with the looming deadline of the service beginning very soon. Add in the many variables in the worship team setting, such as tech components, personalities, logistics, styles, music selections, last-minute …
A Calm Leader Will Help The Worship Team Succeed Read More »
If you have been leading worship for any length of time, you have learned some valuable lessons. Maybe you just began leading a year ago and you’ve already learned that you can’t expect your team to know a new song if you don’t give it to them in advance. Or maybe you’ve learned that you …
Learn And Return: Seven Ways To Share Your Experiences With Other Leaders Read More »
Sometimes people in the congregation just don’t respond the way you would like them to or think they should. But the truth is, it’s the Holy Spirit that does the convicting and calls people closer and deeper in worship. This is why it’s important for worship leaders and pastors to be fasting and praying for …