Ever had someone ask: "How'd it go today?" after you've led worship?

How do you quantify your response? What defines a "good Sunday" from a "bad Sunday?"…

It's easier to make excuses than it is to find a solution to a problem. Are you an excuse maker or a problem solver? When it comes to worship ministry, it often feels like our hands are tied and we can only do certain things. But the truth is, great leaders find solutions to their problems. They might recognize the excuses but they quickly move past them…

Looking for a new worship leading podcast to listen to? Check out Worship Leader 101 hosted by Tim Lucas of Worship Deeper!…

Since yesterday's post spurred some good conversation about worship leading, let's take a look at a few more things you should stop doing if you're a worship leader…

I want to share with you just a few pet peeves of mine in the worship leading space. These aren't necessarily all things that deserve a full post by themselves so I thought I'd quickly bring them to your attention. Take a moment to honestly reflect on these and see if they apply to you…

You strum the last chord... You say "Amen!"... The lights dim... The house music comes on... Now what? Your worship service has officially ended - what's your job now?…

I challenge you to embrace your REAL role as worship leader tomorrow…

In the video, you'll learn all about the responsibilities you have as a worship leader. In the process, you'll learn the 3 things that AREN'T your job and the 3 things that ARE your job…

I challenge you to pay the volunteers you lead with a volunteer currency tomorrow…

A few days ago, we talked about 3 things that aren't your job when you lead worship. It turns out that God is the one who is actually responsible for a lot of things during your time of worship. However, at the same time, God has chosen to use you as a way to fulfill his plans. So what are your responsibilities?…

Have you ever felt unsuccessful after a Sunday morning? Maybe it was because you were trying to fulfill a job that wasn't your responsibility. It's easy to get sucked into the idea that we are the ones that make things happen on Sunday mornings. After all, we're the ones praying the prayers and singing the songs. But what if you stopped trying to fulfill responsibilities that don't belong to you in the first place?…