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Place your focus on edifying the church, helping the congregation connect with God, and pointing toward Jesus in all you do and sing. As we do this, we will be focused on leading the church in worship. And you know what? Great performance will follow. A desire to lead well always brings about joy, excellence …
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Here’s the one question that will help your entire team flow more seamlessly during the worship service. We want to build a culture of asking this question in all our teams: the leadership team, the musicians, the hospitality team and the tech team members. Though it’s the Spirit that guides us, we believe the spirit …
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Everyone comes to worship with their own level of comfort, experience and judgement. A guest in worship will often look around the room of a new church, take it all in and ultimately decide, “Are these people like me?” and “Do these people like me?” It speaks to the importance of a friendly congregation – …
A humble and teachable heart sold out to God, and a love for the church are key requirements for any worship leader. But without some skill in music, it’s difficult to lead worship in the church. There has to be a balance, but for this post, we want to focus on the skill level of …
Habits are incredibly powerful. Collectively, they can really make an impact. A group of people can easily fall into habits together – which makes the ones we get into really important. I’m grateful for the worship team at our church and for all the good habits in place. Though routines and habits can get a …
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The goal of the worship team is to help engage the church in meaningful corporate worship. This doesn’t just happen automatically. It requires many factors to fall into place. Above all, it requires a heart captured by God. A spirit filled leader who is willing to humbly walk the road as a servant leader in …
Dreams for your worship ministry can inspire and encourage the team! I remember during a certain season of our ministry, we had just finished building a stage, upgrading the entire sound and video system, and redoing the worship space in general. I also remember an interesting thing that happened – the team began to stress …
I don’t take any of our worship team members for granted! Each one has God-given gifts and skills, invests extraordinary amounts of time learning music and leading worship, and are awesome people. I’m grateful for those in our church, those in our traveling ministry, and I praise the Lord for his presence in our ministry. …
We once posted the three basics to make your team really hum musically and practically. This post is about leadership for the worship team, and here are the big three you will always be involved in: Your effective ministry will most often hinge on a few things, and as you do those things well, the …
For anyone who is gifted and spirit-filled, getting up and singing some songs isn’t too difficult. However, planning creative, inspiring, engaging, and uplifting worship is hard work. It takes some intentional planning and requires thinking and effort. Here are four components that require some work in planning for worship: CREATIVE: involving the imagination or original …