“A worship leader must be as committed to the discipleship enterprise of a local church as any other pastoral leader, paid or volunteer.”
A worship leader must be as committed to the discipleship enterprise of a local church as any other pastoral leader, paid or volunteer.
We do not have the luxury of just doing our musical part, then leaving the formation of people into Christ-likeness to others.
We all play our part, but our part is one element in a larger spiritual task among our brothers and sisters.
People don’t become like Jesus because of great worship sets.
They become like Jesus because great worship sets are integrated into a broader discipleship process that is helping individual Christians experience the Father’s love, make Spirit-discerned decisions, embody Christ’s character in their homes, relationships, and workplaces, and learn a way of being human that confronts the powers of the age.