Worship Podcast
Worship Leaders only work on Sunday mornings.
We all know this.
OK, maybe there’s a couple busy seasons around Christmas and Easter.
In all seriousness, what does a worship leader do all day?
Why do we have “full time” worship leaders? How can we maximize our time to make the biggest difference?
In case you haven’t noticed, there’s a lot of artists out there.
Countless bloggers, musicians, singer/songwriters, worship leaders, painters, authors, and other creatives are seeking attention.
Most of them won’t get it. Their work won’t stand the test of time. Truth is, most art goes unnoticed.
How do we create our best art? How do we create art that outlasts our lives?
Sometimes people don’t share your enthusiasm.
They just don’t care.
You pour your blood, sweat, and tears into developing a vision for your team, expecting a triumphant roar of applause only to hear the sound of a few sniffles & coughs.
Excitement turns to discouragement.
What do you do when your team resists your vision? When they don’t care, don’t seem to love God, and appear bored?
Today I have the privilege of guest posting for an incredible blog, Daily Blog Tips.
Take some time to read the post and leave some comments. I know you guys are the best at that.
In that post I outline some tips for writing content that people love to share – content that spreads.
To take it a step further, some would say that writing life-changing content has to do with an innate brilliance. Some are just born “better” than others.
Forget about it. Brilliance may not be what you think. And it’s within your grasp.
I am not claiming to have written the best worship songs.
Actually, I approach it wrong most of the time.
Great songs come out of a life well lived. They are the result of your honest experiences.