The more you do something, the more familiar it becomes.
The more familiar something becomes, the less you think about it.
The less you think about it, the easier it is to fake it.
To be honest, I feel like a fake more often than not.
5 Ways To Develop A Team Of Expressive, Worshiping Musicians
[This post is part of a series on Leading Your Team & Congregation Through Worship Tensions. Check out the rest here.]
We’ve all been in the situation once or twice. Actually you may be stuck there right now.
You have a passion for Jesus. You long for your congregation to experience God. You want the glory of God to fill your church.
But your band doesn’t look like they agree.
Actually, they look depressed, exhausted, and barely awake. They can seem to talk for passionate hours on gear and new music, but when it comes time to showing some enthusiasm for worship, all you get is silence.
Blank stares.
Is it possible to have excellent musicians who worship with passion?
6 Reasons Why You Should Host A Songwriting Retreat For Your Worship Team
Writing your own songs is not a life or death issue for your worship team.
You don’t need it to be successful. It’s quite OK to sing the great songs of worship leaders like Matt Redman, Paul Baloche, Tim Hughes, Israel Houghton, Kari Jobe, and others.
The presence of God can still be present in your gatherings and the favor of God can still fill your ministry.
But I think you should give songwriting a try. And, I think you should consider hosting a songwriting retreat with some members of your worship team.
15 Things You Might Not Want To Say To Your Lead Pastor
Lead pastors are awesome. I serve with one of the best in the world. I’ve written a lot on the blog about owning your senior pastor’s vision and understanding your pastor’s values.
So, let’s have some fun today. Worship leaders, because your pastor is so awesome, you might want to keep your vocabulary free from these sayings:
Confessions Of A Worship Songaholic: What Singing Too Many Songs Taught Me About Worship
[This post is part of a series on Leading Your Team & Congregation Through Worship Tensions. Check out the rest here.]
When was the last time you were desperate for God?
When was the last time you lost track of time worshiping?
When was the last time you cried in the presence of God?
When was the last time you talked about Jesus, rather than just your favorite songs?
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