It seems like most resources that are available online for worship leaders are from large church leaders for people leading in a large church context. This leaves you, the small church worship leader, having to translate the information and adapt it to your own context.

Enter: Churchfront and Leading Worship Well…

What if you invited people who weren't on your worship team to worship rehearsal simply for the sole purpose of worshiping?

Rehearsal allows musicians a chance to run through the songs and nail down their musical parts for Sunday morning. What if you could take rehearsals beyond simply running through music?…

One area you can focus on with your team is teaching them how to be expressive in worship. This is especially important when you consider that your team are the ones modeling what worship looks like…

It's hard to find the balance of how much you should ask your worship team to commit to. Often teams, worship leaders end up asking their team to only make a small commitment. There are several underlying ideas that you're reinforcing when you ask your team to make a small commitment…

The truth is whether you are a leader or not you are setting an expectation.

I'll talk about what this means in your worship leading in a future post but for now let's examine what this means for leading your team…

What does your system for raising up new leaders look like?

The honest truth is that in 100 years we are not going to be the ones leading worship at our church. But the flipside of that is that we have the opportunity to affect the way worship is led in our church long after we're gone. READ THAT SENTENCE AGAIN…

It's difficult to find new worship team members. Maybe you've had the same people on your team for the last 5 years. There's nothing wrong with that but it's good to get other people involved. So how do we do it?…

First, if you aren't doing devotionals (I use that term loosely, you'll see why in a moment) at your rehearsals you are missing out on one of the most transformational moments of your time with your worship team. If we truly believe that our duty as worship leaders isn't to just play songs, then why is it so easy to just run through songs at practice then go home?…