Worship Podcast
If you’re a worship leader, routine is the name of the game. You pick songs, you program services, you rehearse your band, you lead worship on Sunday. Rinse and repeat.
But how do we move beyond the routine and really make a difference? How do we move beyond Sunday?
I love fame.
If I’m honest, fame influences my actions…every day.
I do a good deed so that my fame will dance around your mind.
I live to be noticed.
Maybe you’ll even share what I’ve done so that the spreading of my fame continues.
Do I have a problem?
[This post is part of a new series on “The Christian Musician“. Check out the rest of the posts here.]
Have you ever felt that your music was made for those outside the church walls?
Does your heart break for those who would never set foot within a church and clap and sing to modern worship songs?
If so, how do we reach them?
Did you know that only 1.7% of the population finishes projects?
It seems we have an incredible knack for starting things, yet a propensity to never see them through.
What is so difficult about finishing?
We never feel comfortable shipping our work – calling it complete. We are practicioners of procrastination.
Test yourself.
Remember the last time you shared what you were working on? What happened before you showed the world?
It probably sounded something like this:
You try to lower everyone’s expectations before you share, in case they don’t like it. If they aren’t impressed, you’re off the hook.
[This post is part of a new series on “The Christian Musician“. Check out the rest of the posts here.]
I love creativity.
There’s something special about encountering someone’s raw, passionate art. It can change your life. It has the potential to influence the way you see your day, the world, and eternity.
At least that was the case for me.