Worship Podcast
If a complete stranger approached you and invited you on a road trip, would you follow?
A little weird, right? If you don’t trust someone, you don’t go on a journey with them.
It’s the same with worship leading. If you’re not building trust with the people you lead, they’re not going to follow you. A massive part of building that trust is learning to communicate well.
Ever been in a season of life where you’ve felt forgotten?
What you don’t realize is that God is always moving, speaking, and fighting for you. Where you are now is preparation for what is coming next.
I talk about this and more with worship leader BJ Putnam today. BJ is a worship pastor at Church of the Nations in Phoenix and a recording artist with eOne worship.
This guy is writing some really fresh music and is a powerful worship leader. Check it out!
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On occasion, I like to recommend music that I love. Future of Forestry is one of those bands I would consider in my top 5 favorites.
It was such an honor to chat with Eric Owyoung, the mastermind behind the band. We discuss a lot regarding music and the creative process.
My main goal was just to pull back the curtain and hear about Eric’s process of creating these emotional, epic soundscapes.
Take a listen. You just might be inspired and get some ideas for the music you create!
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It’s one thing to worship God on a stage with great music.
But what happens pain and suffering rocks your world? It’s these situations that test our worship at its core.
It was such an honor to have a conversation with Bobby Gilles. Bobby and his wife Kristen are songwriters with Sojourn music and leaders there in the Sojourn church community.
Our conversation went in a lot of different directions that you don’t want to miss. We discussed the power of articulating your testimony, creating worship team culture, having more than enough musicians, and how to worship through pain & suffering. We even talked about parenting and the father’s pastoral role in the home.
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Creativity – that may be the easy part.
But what if you’re responsible for leading, managing, and advancing a creative department in your church?
I had the honor talking with Stephen Brewster about this very thing. Stephen is the Creative Arts Pastor at Cross Point Church in Nashville, TN. He leads the creative team for a church of 5 campuses.
I’m not going to lie, but this is one of my favorite interviews so far on the podcast. So practical, down to earth, and close to what we all experience as local church worship leaders.
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