You only have a limited amount of things that you can invest in in your worship ministry. Your resources (money, time, and energy) are limited.

Most of us worship leaders instantly think about investing in things that cost money - a new sound system, a new guitar, a better microphone...

But there are a ton of things that you can invest in in your worship ministry that don't cost anything!

There's no doubt that churches have been challenged recently to step up their online presence.

Maybe you've found it difficult to add one more thing to your worship ministry - creating online content.

There's no doubt that consistently creating online content can be a challenging and time consuming process.

The final song you lead at the end of your service after your pastor preaches can be one of the most powerful times in your worship service.

This moment is ripe for your church to respond. They just sat and listened to the Bible being preached for 30-45 minutes and now it's YOUR job to help them respond to what they just heard…

Oftentimes the biggest improvements in our worship leading don't come from learning a specific skill - they come from simply seeing worship leading in a new way.

As you continue to lead worship, you'll gain new insight into what it means to be a worship leader.

Those "Aha!" moments are some of the most powerful ways to level up your worship leading…

What's the one thing you want from your church when you lead them in worship? Engagement! You want them to participate in your worship gathering.

Maybe you put in a ton of work throughout the week preparing for worship only to head into the first song on Sunday and see a bunch of blank faces staring back at you…

Do you lead a blended worship service at your church? If you do, you know the struggle is real...

It feels like you're set up for failure from the start - there's no way to make everyone happy…

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…

Ever struggle to find new worship songs? Or maybe you're looking for a song about a specific theme to line up with what your pastor is preaching on.

I've got you covered!…

Easter's almost here!

There's so much to do to get ready... things are crazy... your schedule is filled to overflowing.

But, in the middle of it all, there are 5 things that you CAN'T FORGET to do before Easter Sunday comes…

How often do you lead small group worship?

Maybe you're a part of a small group bible study and lead a few songs...

Maybe you lead worship on Wednesday nights at your church in a smaller environment...

Maybe you feel like you lead small group worship every Sunday (where are my small church worship leaders at? I see you!)

There's one final step to building a worship team that you CAN'T miss!

It's assimilating new members into the culture of your team.

That's how you get them to stick around for a long time…

You need a system for people to go through when they show interest in joining your worship team.

Part of that system includes a worship team AUDITION.

It's not as scary as it sounds...

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!