Check out this week's worship leading tip of the week…

You're feeling great...

You've created some space between the chorus and bridge of the worship song and you start into some spontaneous worship.

Your eyes are closed and you feel the Spirit moving.

Then, you open your eyes... and what do you see?…

You finish your last song before the message and your pastor walks up on stage. You find your seat in the congregation... now what?

Obviously, you can sit there and listen to your pastor preach along with the rest of your church.

But what if there were other things you could do that would help you lead worship well when you come up to lead that final song or two after your pastor is done?…

Let's be honest: spontaneous worship can be an ethereal subject.

It's kind of out there in the distance - we have a fluffy, general understanding of what it is. But, a lot of times, not a lot of meat is put on the proverbial bones…

Here are 3 practical tips for leading spontaneous worship…

You finish your last song before the message and your pastor walks up on stage. You find your seat in the congregation... now what? Obviously, you can sit there and listen to your pastor preach along with the rest of your church. But what if there were other things you could do that would help you lead worship well when you come up to lead that final song or two after your pastor is done?…

There was so much practical advice loaded into this 45 minute session and the best part is - we answered your questions! These are struggles you've been dealing with in your specific ministry and there is truly something in here for everyone…