Worship Podcast
New songs.
If you lead worship, you’re always on the lookout for that next “worship hit” that will work with your congregation.
But new songs can be tricky.
They need to be introduced well. Sometimes a great song misses the mark because it wasn’t set up properly. Or because the rest of the worship set was too unfamiliar for people to engage.
Fear.
We fear…and we fear…and we fear.
It’s what keeps many of us from doing what we should be doing. It’s what paralyzes us from going into all the world and making disciples.
It’s what cripples us from creating art and initiating change that matters.
Can’t we all just get along?
Is it possible for a young worship leader to connect with someone twice or three times their age?
Is the older generation immature for not worshiping? Is the younger generation immature for not caring?
I’m convinced we should do all it takes to see the generations stand together in worship.
I’m always surprised when I talk to worship leaders who hate to read.
One of the most important things we can do as leaders is to feast our minds upon the glory of God. It’s what fuels the ministry of a worship leader.
These are some of my favorite reads for worship leaders – some theology, some devotional, some leadership.
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Question: What books have made the biggest difference in your ministry? You can leave a comment by clicking here.
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As I’m sure you’ve noticed, I love blogging.
I love being able to spread ideas, make a difference, and connect with amazing people.
I’ve been unofficially coached by a number of great people. People like John, Jeff, Michael, Chris, & Seth.
But I’ve got to say, the funniest of them all is Bryan Allain. I owe so much of who I am as a blogger to Bryan. These videos alone simultaneously revolutionized my life and ended world hunger (one truth and a lie).
I’m here to announce that Bryan has a new book: 31 Days to Finding Your Blogging Mojo. It is utterly fantastic and, quite honestly, one of the best books you could buy as a blogger. There’s something here for everyone (except for your Grandma. She might not like it).
This is seriously the book I wish I had when I first started blogging. I didn’t know blogging books existed and this would have saved me a couple years of mistakes. I’m sure of it.