It's a grind to consistently put out videos and posts and whatever else you're doing to lead the people you love in this age of online church.

Let me remind you: it's so necessary that we do it SUSTAINABLY…

Are you having trouble keeping your worship team connected during this period of social distancing?

Many worship leaders have moved to simply leading worship by themselves on Sunday mornings.

So, the question is: How do you keep your worship team connected if they aren't leading worship on Sundays?…

Worship leaders are no longer able to connect with their church, worship team, or pastors in the same way they had before.

If you are struggling with loneliness in this season of ministry, YOU aren't alone.

So, how can you fight this season of loneliness?…

The best investments you can make in your worship ministry are into things that don't cost anything at all…

Have you ever had conflict on your worship team?

Listen, no worship team is perfect. Every team is made up of sinful people who make mistakes all the time…

Every worship leader wishes they had more people on their team. But, in our attempt to find more members for our worship team, we over-complicate the process.

But I want to assure you, the method to finding more worship team members is simple. It's not necessarily easy... but it's simple…

Do you feel bad about having high expectations for your worship team volunteers?

I mean... they're just volunteers, right? Who are we to ask more of them?…

One of the greatest leadership skills you can develop in leading your worship ministry is clarity…

Is your worship team visible or invisible?

I'm not talking about when you're on stage leading worship - of course your church sees you then. I'm talking about the other 75% of your Sunday morning…

I challenge you to start your worship rehearsal on time tomorrow morning…

Be honest: Are you worship rehearsals boring? Do you just do the same thing every single week?

Don't get me wrong. There's benefit in having a regular routine that you follow at your worship rehearsals. But, every once in a while, it's good to switch things up to keep your team engaged…

For far too many years, worship leaders have lowered their expectations of their worship team members under the guise of "volunteerism."…

We're a little bit over a week into 2020 now - what habits have you started to form in your worship ministry?…

We're just a few days into 2020 and now is the perfect time to reflect on your worship ministry…

The Christmas season is upon us! I'm sure you've already started planning and maybe you've even sung a few Christmas songs this past Sunday.

If you want to lead worship well this Christmas, there are a few key things you need to keep in mind as you prepare for your Christmas worship services…

You're thankful for the people who serve on your worship team right? They come to rehearsals. They put in work on their own time. They come early on Sunday mornings. There's a lot to thank them for. So why not let them know on Thanksgiving day?

Here's an easy way to thank your worship team this Thanksgiving: send them a text! Just a quick message can make all the difference…

It just feels right, doesn't it? To be constantly introducing new songs to your church. At least once a month. For some of us, multiple times a month…

Do you struggle with finding more volunteers for your worship team? Welcome to the club!

Every worship leader wishes they had more people who could serve on their worship team. If you just had a few more people... your band would sound fuller. If you just had a few more people... you could give your current members a week off every once in a while. If you just had a few more people... YOU could take a week off every once in a while…

Any time you're a leader of anything, there are going to be problems that you have to solve. Leaders are problem solvers.

And sometimes, solving those problems means having to have difficult conversations with worship team members. Conversations about not showing up to rehearsal on time. Conversations about not being prepared. Whatever it is, GOOD leaders are not problem AVOIDERS, they're problem SOLVERS…

Last Friday, we learned WHY you should be training up young worship leaders in your church. Maybe you're convinced and you know you should be training up young leaders in your church. But, you have no idea how to do it…