Confession: It took me about 10 years of worship leading until I finally felt comfortable speaking between worship songs.

For the first few years, I would only speak between worship songs when it was absolutely necessary. Eventually, I moved on to saying something of substance between songs but I still felt uncomfortable every time I did it…

All too often we insert milquetoast, formulaic, noncommittal homilies between our worship songs...

You know how it goes... "Welcome to church. Please stand and sing with us." (repeated every single Sunday in your best Siri/Alexa voice)

But by learning just a few simple things, you can break out of the routine and speak with authority and confidence while leading worship…

I challenge you to talk about the GOOD THINGS in your speaking transitions tomorrow…

I challenge you to simplify a speaking transition you have planned for tomorrow…

Simplicity makes things faster. In the long run, simplicity is cheaper. And simplicity leads to clarity.

What if what you did in your worship ministry could be done faster, for less money, and result in a clearer message? That's the power of embracing SIMPLICITY!…

I challenge you to define what worship is and share the definition with your church…

One of the greatest leadership skills you can develop in leading your worship ministry is clarity…

Your church is made up of people. And if you want to lead worship well, you have to lead those people well. That means knowing them…

Do you have any songs in your worship team repertoire that are starting to feel like they're getting old? Well, you could just get rid of them and stop doing them. But, you've spent a lot of time teaching your church these songs - they know them - they can sing along easily with them. So, what if, before you cut them from the list, you tried to make them feel new again?…