Is it a struggle to recruit new worship team volunteers? You're not alone.

It'd be great to have a drummer, a keyboard player, and maybe another guitarist. (... and 2 more singers... and...)

But where do you find new worship team volunteers?…

Trying to find more volunteers to serve on your worship team?

It's easy to feel like your pool of volunteers is never big enough and you don't know how to grow your team…

Let's say - hypothetically of course - you have a problem in your worship ministry...

A team member keeps showing up late to rehearsal.

There was an argument between a couple of members and now things are awkward.

Maybe you don't agree with your pastor on something.

While that would never happen on YOUR worship team (right?), how would you address that conflict?…

The difference between a professional sounding worship team and an amateur sounding worship team boils down to one simple foundation - song arrangements…

Do you use pads while leading worship?

Pads are a simple way to add musical depth to any worship team.

And... if you lead with sparse instrumentation - they're even MORE important…

If you could go back in time, what would you tell yourself before you became a worship leader?

Are there any worship leading pitfalls you feel like you could have avoided?…

How many worship leading YouTube channels are you subscribed to? How many blogs do you read? How many podcasts do you listen to? How many Facebook groups for worship leaders are you a part of?

There is SO MUCH information available to help you lead worship well.

But...

... while all of that information is helpful, it can also be overwhelming…

Have you been wanting to learn how to play guitar so you can lead worship?

Maybe you've been putting it off for a while but in 2021 you've made the commitment to finally learn how.

I've got you covered!

Welcome to 2021! Who's ready for a new year?!

As we step into 2021, it's important to start things off on the right foot. We have to have direction for where we're headed in our worship ministry…

Less than a week until Christmas! I know you're busy...

Just a couple more weeks until Christmas!

By now, hopefully you have a solid plan of what you're doing for your Christmas services. But, there's something you need consider...

Christmas is coming! And you know who is going to be at your Christmas service?...

People who only come to church once or twice a year.

As a leader, you have a decision to make: you can either choose to IGNORE them or ENGAGE them in worship…

Let's be honest... your mind has wandered once or twice while you're leading worship. We've all been there.

You start singing the second chorus and while the words, "way maker, miracle worker," are coming out of your mouth; you're thinking about what you want to eat for lunch after church.

Do you ever feel nervous or awkward when you pray while leading worship?

Maybe you've heard other worship leaders pray and you think, "They always seem to know the right thing to pray for and say it in just the right way."

Want to know the secret to being more confident in your public prayers?…

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?…

Okay... we've all been there at least once in our worship leading: It's Saturday afternoon (or Sunday morning) and you realize you haven't picked out what songs you're going to lead at church.

Hopefully, after leading worship for a little while, you realize that it's best to plan your set list out a little further in advance than that. And so, you start preparing at the beginning of the week.

But, what if you took it a step further and started planning your set lists for the entire month?…

There are so many worship leading responsibilities it can be difficult to take a day off.

But, taking a day off is one of the BEST ways you can make sure you have a sustainable worship ministry…

As worship leaders, it's so important for us to understand corporate worship vs personal worship.

Too often in churches on Sunday mornings, believers gather together in the same room and all have individual personal times of worship…

What you do before you head to church on Sunday morning can set the direction of the rest of your day - for better or for worse.

You can do things that set you up for success and make the rest of your day easier OR you can do things that make the rest of your day harder…

Here are 3 simple ways to NEVER improve your worship leading…