A few Sundays ago I was preparing to lead worship. After praying for the best song choices, and considering the message theme for that morning, I chose the song, Great Are You Lord by All Sons And Daughters as the third song in my set. Why? It is
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It’s a blog post that has been showing up a lot on Facebook recently, in worship leader groups of which I am a part. It’s well-written, honest, from a guy who is clearly the real deal, and it’s worth a read before you read my
I’ve had the privilege of serving for over 25 years as a pastor, worship leader, and worship leader trainer. In that time I’ve also had the privilege of developing many worship leaders one-on-one, in groups, and online, who were at different levels of maturity and skill. I’ve worked one-on-one
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
