Are You Ready To Start Writing Your Best Songs?
You’ve come to the right place.
Have you ever felt that your songs weren’t good enough? Do you find it nearly impossible to find time to write, let alone finish songs?
You’re not alone.
Mundane Ministry: 7 Tips For Keeping Your Heart Fresh In The Midst Of A Busy Church Schedule
Isn’t ministry wonderful…sometimes?
Ministry is that beautiful work that often thrills us, other times exhausts us, and sometimes drives us crazy.
It’s anything but easy.
I recently spoke at the Engage Worship Conference in Sussex, NB, Canada. This topic was one of my main sessions. I believe it to be an essential conversation for anyone in ministry.
In framing today’s tension, I’m asking a few question:
- How do we keep our hearts fresh in the midst of a busy schedule?
- How do we build a ministry that lasts over the long haul and doesn’t succumb to burnout?
- How can we remain healthy – physically, emotionally, spiritually, relationally – while giving ourselves fully to God’s work
The Multitasking Worship Leader: How To Lead People, Worship God, and Prepare Your Band
If there was ever a challenge in the life of a worship leader, it’s balancing these three responsibilities at once.
Not only do we prepare and lead our band, we lead a congregation in worship. But we also personally connect with Jesus.
Is it possible to do this well? Or do some of these need to suffer?
11 Instrumental Albums I Currently Work To
It’s one of my favorite days: music sharing day.
Here are 11 instrumental albums I am currently using to “get things done” (one of them is free if you look hard enough).
At the end of the post, I want to hear yours. Enjoy!
What It Means To Be A Prophetic Musician (And How You Can Be One)
When words aren’t enough, music speaks.
When you’re in a dry, difficult season, lyrics can fail you. But music can fill your soul.
If you’re a musician, you can play music like this. Don’t worry, it’s not as weird as you think.
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