You can't fill an empty cup with an empty cup. Therefore, part of your job as a worship leader is to fill yourself up so that when you lead others you can fill them up. It's cyclical. Fill yourself up - pour yourself out - repeat.

I challenge you to plan how you're going to welcome your church tomorrow.

We think a lot about worship transitions. What are you going to say between songs? How are you going to transition musically? We spend so much time thinking about the middle of our worship gatherings we forget about the beginning.

Learn how you can make hymns more accessible in your worship leading!

Have you ever wondered how to play behind someone when they’re speaking or praying? Follow these 4 steps!

Incorporate this chord into your worship leading!

There are a lot of things to think about when planning a worship set. Here are a few…

Ever wondered how to evaluate your worship leading? Follow these 3 steps!

Reviewing your worship gathering is vital in improving your worship leading. It often goes forgotten and we end up blindly moving on to the next week without considering what happened the week before. "Sunday is over but Sunday is coming." This week work through these 6 questions and come up with one actionable step to implement when leading next Sunday.

I challenge you to lead non-musical worship tomorrow.

I challenge you to prepare to pray tomorrow.

There's a fine line between spontaneous worship and chaotic worship. It can be easy to lose your congregation when you step into the spontaneous.

As leaders, we don't fully grasp the importance of the word "no." Being a leader is not about pleasing people. It's not about saying yes to everything that comes your way. It's about knowing where you want to go and how you're going to get there.

Worship leaders, we know worship is more than music so let's prove it. Here are 3 non-musical ways you can lead people in worship!

Incorporate this chord into your worship leading!

Have you ever wondered how to practice effectively? Here are 3 tips to make the most out of your practice time!

When people first get into worship leading, they expect it to involve playing music and leading the congregation spiritually. One thing they often forget about is that they become the band leader as well.

After introducing a new song, don't just assume that it worked and belongs in your regular rotation. Review the effectiveness.

It's one thing to simply have someone start playing with your worship team. It's a whole other thing to have them actually incorporated into the team.

Over the past few weeks, we've talked about how to build your team. Let's assume that you've started that process and now you have these new people on your team and you have no idea what to do with them.

Many factors contribute to how your voice functions: how much sleep you’ve had, sickness or recovery, how often you use your voice, using your voice correctly/incorrectly, seasons (pollens/illness), even air conditioning can dry your vocal cords out.