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The Rock Music Your worship team isn’t just playing music. You’re teaching theology and shaping hearts. So why are we settling for cover versions of songs when the church should be leading the world in creativity? For centuries, the church birthed the world’s greatest art: Bach’s masterpieces, Handel’s Messiah, hymns that shaped nations. But …
Alexandra Osteen Do you want to see your church become passionate about the original songs your worship team is writing? Alexandra Osteen from Lakewood Music reveals the simple language shift that transformed their congregation from passive listeners to passionate champions of their original worship songs. In this episode, you’ll discover: • The one …
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Tommee Profitt Does the world of synthesizers feel overwhelming as a worship keys player? You’re not alone. Tommee Profitt creates massive cinematic soundscapes, but he started exactly where you are. In our conversation today, Tommee breaks down why you don’t need to be a “synth lord” to serve effectively and shares the simple …
Kristene DiMarco Are you measuring your worship leading success by the room’s response? Kristene DiMarco reveals why this “scorecard” is keeping worship leaders trapped in comparison, burnout, and the fear of man. She shares the life-changing shift that transforms how you approach your calling. In this powerful conversation, Kristene opens up about: The …
Zahriya Zachary Ever wonder why some leaders become the go-to person in a crisis? They’re not always the loudest or the most experienced. They’re the ones who stay steady. That steadiness isn’t a personality trait. It’s the result of intentional inner work. Zahriya Zachary of Bethel Music has seen this firsthand. Through one simple daily …
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Citizens Ever been on stage and felt like the room just wasn’t with you? In this conversation, Zach Bolen from Citizens reveals the secret to creating real connection, even when the room feels flat. He shares how to read the room before you lead it, what to do when energy feels off, and why …
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Claire Leslie Ever feel like Sunday comes around way too fast? You love leading worship, but some weeks it feels more like a routine than a calling. In this episode, pop artist and worship leader Claire Leslie shares the secret to staying passionate in worship every single week. From leading since age 14 …
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Chris Tomlin It’s no secret that there is a lot of division and unrest in culture right now. So what do you do when your congregation walks in carrying the weight of division and unrest? Chris Tomlin shares what it’s like to lead when everything feels chaotic. After 30 years of ministry, he’s …
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Jenn Chenoweth Being a pastor’s kid means everyone knows your family – and everyone has expectations. Jenn Chenoweth lived this reality. As the oldest pastor’s kid, she was always at church, always watched, always expected to be the “perfect daughter.” “I oftentimes felt I was put in positions I wasn’t ready for when …
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Handling Fame “The human heart wasn’t built for notoriety.” That’s what counselor Al Andrews told Drew Holcomb after 20 years of working with musicians. For Ellie, the truth about handling fame became painfully real. Ellie Gets Real About: The terrifying thought that hit her during a sold-out show How crowds can become weapons against …
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