God, forgive us for those times we’re too rushed to pray for our ministry, our people and the holy opportunity we have to serve and lead. Help us remember that prayer is where the action is. It’s through our time with you that we are emptied to be filled. We’re thankful for the resources you’ve …
Thanks to you worship leaders who are serving in the local church, investing, and planting kingdom seeds! Thanks for your heart for Jesus, God’s words, and his people! Here are a few quotes from our Instagram Account to encourage you and your teams! View this post on Instagram A post shared by @worshipleadertb View this …
Innovation often comes because we hit a roadblock. We’re forced to come up with a solution to move forward. We should be thankful for roadblocks. They call us to action. THE VISION First, we have to decide if it’s worth it. Is the vision worth it? If it’s not something worth striving for, we’re not …
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So, how does your church comprise weekly worship teams? Is it the same group each week or do you rotate musicians, vocalists and tech leaders? I have experienced both ways. For awhile, we had a basic core group in our church each week. Additionally, during the summer camp ministry, we’d have one full-time band that …
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Say you get everyone on board a plane and you head to Europe to see all the great sights. But instead of everyone talking about the great and amazing historical sites, all they do is stay on the plane and talk about it. The method of getting there shouldn’t be the main focus. We can’t …
Worship Leaders Must Become Like Great Tour Guides Read More »
These four clarifying questions are great for anyone leading a ministry or organization. Gather your leaders or your whole team and have a conversation. Here are four questions: Who are we?Why do we exist?Where are we going?How will we get there? Here are some thoughts about these questions: “Who are we” deals with identity, the …
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One job of the leadership team is to evaluate. Evaluation is a key element to improvement, new ideas, overcoming issues and ministry growth. For worship leaders, evaluation is crucial because there are so many components, many of which you may not even be experiencing fully. For example, last week, someone commented on the way the …
FIVE QUESTIONS TO ASK WHEN DEBRIEFING WORSHIP SERVICES Read More »
Worship songs build community, teach theology, help people remember scripture, and give praise to the Lord. And the Vagus nerve is another good reason to sing. The Vagus nerve is a unique part of our creation. It’s the longest nerve in our body, connecting the brain to the throat, heart, and gut. A quick search can tell you loads …
THE EVIDENCE OF THE NEED TO SING KEEPS PILING UP! Read More »
One role for the worship leader is to select the songs for worship. We took a quick poll in the Worship Leader Toolbox Facebook Group to see how worship leaders go about selecting songs. Some do it alone, others choose songs with their pastor, others choose it with a small team of band members. Some …
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Just recently, we had someone contact us about joining the worship team. When that happens, there is a good chance your prayers are being answered. We met, talked and are in the process of taking the next steps. I have found inquiries about joining the team often come at the right times – just as …
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