Worship Podcast
Sometimes I feel that calling myself “creative” is a big, fat lie.
Maybe I don’t have much to say. I feel like a copy cat most of the time. I’m not as creative as that guy.
I probably should just quit calling myself that and lower everyone’s expectations, right?
Or I shouldn’t.
Have you ever wondered if what you do really matters?
Does leading worship make a difference?
All the time you spend crafting your setlist, arranging music, discipling your team, and connecting to the congregation – does it do any good?
Does anyone care?
Today, I’m interviewing one of my favorite artists Ryan O’Neal. Ryan is the driving force behind Sleeping At Last, an indie rock band of epic quality. Here’s my interview with Ryan:
David: What are you up to these days? Now that your Yearbook project is over, do you have some extra time on your hands?
Ryan: Well, during yearbook I wrote a couple songs in secret for a couple future adventures – one of which was just announced a couple days ago. I wrote a song called “Turning Page” for the new Twilight film, “Breaking dawn – Part 1” – so i am suuuuper excited about that!
Everyone I talk to has dreams.
Dreams to travel, to record an album, to write a song, to make a difference, to leave a mark on the world.
Almost every blog I read these days is talking about dreams. It seems like we are in a dream crises.
So many options are available to us, we’re not sure where to start. Or we’re simply afraid of starting because with starting comes the risk of failure.
And nobody wants to fail, right?
Worship leader, do you assume that people love your music?
More specifically, do you assume that people love music?
I understand you listen to music all the time, understand its intricacies, and get emotionally fired up when you hear it.
But not everyone feels that way.