While social media can be a distraction in more ways than one, I think every worship leader should use it.
Not just as a time-waster, but as a way to improve your role as a worship leader in the local church.
A Worship Leader’s Guide To Understanding Their Lead Pastor
This is a guest post from Jeff Leake, Lead Pastor of Allison Park Church (where I lead worship). Check out Jeff’s blog here. You can follow him on Twitter here.
What is he thinking?
Where is he/she coming from?
Don’t they get it?
These are often the thoughts that two people have when they are viewing life and leadership from different vantage points. It is often the case that ‘creatives’ and ‘leaders’ – ‘worship pastors’ and ‘lead pastors’ will view the world from slightly different angles.
Everyone Is An Artist: Help Your Team Unleash Their Creative Potential
This guest post was written by Gabriel Wilson, Worship Arts Pastor at Lakeside Church and frontman of the band The Listening. Buy his church’s latest album, God Who Saves the World on iTunes here or purchase the DVD here.
Everyone is an Artist…not just you.
I know it seems strange, right? Everyone is an artist? “Not my staff, not my pastor” you might say…
Yes they are.
They just might not realize it–yet. Perhaps in order to realize it they need your help.
Why I’m Stepping Down From Your Worship Team
[This is Part 1 of a two part series on Helping your Volunteers Feel Valuable & Significant. Check out Part 2 here.]
Dear Worship Leader,
I’m a volunteer on your worship team.
Not sure if you remember me.
This might be hard to swallow, but I’m going to be stepping down from the team.
I know you probably hate me right now, but it’s just not working out.
Instead of just leaving, I thought I’d write you this personal letter explaining why I’m leaving. Maybe it could be of benefit to you. Thanks: [Read more…]
4 Worship Planning Resources To Simplify Your Life
[This post is part of a series on Tips For Taking Your Worship Team To The Next Level. Check out the rest here.]
One of the best changes we ever made was migrating all our scheduling and planning to an online system. Gone are the days of an Excel spreadsheet, individual emails, and tracking 400 email replies.
If you are not currently operating this way, consider this post your kick in the butt 🙂 It will save you time, simplify your life, and help you focus on the “worship” side of leading worship.
For this post, I thought I would offer a simple overview of some of the more popular sites:
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