Worship Podcast
Are you addicted to achievement?
Our culture is. I am.
We work, we achieve, we get paid. We repeat the cycle.
Productivity seems to be the beginning and end of our lives. But when it comes to being a Christian leader, you need to remember one very important fact.
Achievement isn’t the goal.
God is.
The idea of flowing in the Spirit can be a turn-off to many.
We’ve seen enough crazies to know we don’t want to be “that guy.” The problem is that worship isn’t simply a performance of worship songs. It’s participation in the living, ever-present, life-changing presence of God.
Yea, that changes things.
Sometimes an album comes along that carries a special anointing – a sound, a voice, a message that awakens your heart to see more of God.
For me, one of those albums has been the new Jesus Culture Emerging Voices album. What a fantastic collection of songs. And it’s more than just great songs.
It is a worship experience.
I had the privilege of being introduced to Justin Jarvis and Mary Kat Ehrenzeller with the release of their stellar album, Harbour Live, a couple years ago. To see them on this new Jesus Culture record makes my heart proud. Derek Johnson and Nate Ward are also artists you don’t want to miss.
I had the privilege of asking them a very important question. At the end of this post, you’ll find out how you can win one of 5 free copies of this album.
It doesn’t matter how talented you are.
It doesn’t matter if you’re the best in the world. When it comes to having an effective ministry, you need more than natural skill.
No, I’m not here to advocate laziness.
Of course, you should work on your guitar scales.
Of course, you should develop the discipline of songwriting.
Of course, you should go to the next level as a worship leader.
Effective ministry is never less than hard work. But it’s also so much more.
Why is this?