Worship Podcast
You know what I think is harder than blogging everyday, starting projects, and finishing well?
Yep, you guessed it. Speaking. Give me time to process my thoughts, write them down in the security of my home, edit, and I’m good.
Put me on a stage and ask me to communicate clear, compelling vision and I freak out.
Being a part of a church worship team is a great experience – it’s fun, meaningful, and educational.
But it’s also a big responsibility. Much is at stake.
It’s more than just a gig, a place to use your gifts, or a small group to be a part of. You are a servant. And there is a right way and a wrong way to go about it.
Before you lead worship, before you go play your songs, before you lead your band, before you invite the congregation to participate, there’s something you need to realize.
Something that should fill you with childlike awe and wonder.
Have you ever felt that your voice was meaningless?
Maybe not your voice, literally.
But your blog, your music, your art?
A few months ago I wrote a post about how I use Evernote for songwriting. In this post I wanted to get bit more detailed as to how this works. And with some new updates, it’s gotten even better.
