“If you have 2 minutes to lead a chorus, 5 minutes to lead a hymn, or 20 minutes to lead a set – it is enough.” I’m a fan of the 3-hour worship set. I’ve developed and led these special worship times over the years,
Monday, August 3, 2020 Friend, The other day I heard a worship leader lamenting the losses that the Covid-worship-reality has brought our way. My spirit leapt inside me, and the following words formed in my mind – both for me, and, I believe, for you
I face giants, and you face giants, every single day. And whether those giants are standing on a battle line within us, or on a battle line outside of us, we can learn from the Scriptures how to handle a foe. When a giant needed
The idea of today’s worship leader was born in the 1960s – and it has taken us over half a century to finally figure out what we really need, as the Church, going forward. While the following list is brief, it may form a basis
As worship leaders, we are often looking for a secret key that will make us more effective at what we do. But the answer to being more effective at leading worship hasn’t changed. It never will. In my experience, we as worship leaders will do almost anything
