Rehearsing is just plain, hard work. Every worship leader, band member, and pastor I know all loves the end result of rehearsal – seamless music, the rising and falling of beautiful, passionate worship, and the silent hum of a well-oiled community doing ministry together. But as I
photo courtesy of www.mattfrise.com [The Weekly Worship Team Devotional is designed for reading before a rehearsal, forwarding via email to your team, or sharing with your tagged team on Facebook] WHAT IS ON YOUR SPIRITUAL BUSINESS CARD? From Luke 3 in The Message. “After all the
[The Weekly Worship Team Devotional is designed for reading before a rehearsal, forwarding via email to your team, or sharing with your tagged team on Facebook] WORSHIP IS COLLABORATION WITH THE CONGREGATION From 1 Corinthians 14:26 in The Message. “When you gather for worship, each one of you
[This week’s Worship Team Devotional is designed for reading before a rehearsal, forwarding via email to your team, or sharing with your tagged team on Facebook] CREATE SOMETHING FOR OTHERS From Genesis 1 in The Message. “First this: God created the Heavens and Earth – all you see, all you
Here are some more 3 Word Lessons for worship leaders and teams that are meant to stick. Stack The Set. Make the majority of your worship set out of songs the congregation knows and loves. Familiarity, when tastefully applied, can fan into flame the expression
