Worship Leaders, isn’t it easy to simply “dial it in” and get services done?
I mean, the more you lead worship the more you just know how to lead worship. Profound, right?
It’s not quite on the mindless level of riding a bike or brushing your teeth, but it’s easy to simply go through the motions and “check out” of what God is doing in the moment.
Both beginners and experienced worship leaders are prone to this.
You may be lacking “presence” if:
- You sing worship songs, but don’t “lead”
- Every service is the same
- You’re more aware of the music than what God is doing
- Most people watch you, instead of engaging
But do you know what’s interesting and exciting about corporate worship?

If you’ve been a musician for any length of time you’ve been a part of rehearsals that you wish you could leave.
I have to be honest – I feel that music gets a bad rap when it comes to “Christian” circles.
When it comes to worship leading influence, there’s a lot of things I notice in others (and myself).