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Keith Elgin You sound great on Sunday, but is your team actually healthy? You’ve probably felt it before. So has Keith Elgin. Sunday afternoon hits and instead of feeling energized, you’re frustrated. Something didn’t go the way you planned. Someone didn’t show up prepared. A transition fell apart. And now you can’t stop …
Keith Elgin: I Let Sunday Mornings Destroy My Identity Read More »
Colony House What if your team actually showed up excited, prepared, and ready to bring their best every single service? Colony House has built one of the most legendary team cultures in the music industry, where crew, band members, and opening acts all feel like they’re part of something special. What they’ve learned directly …
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Joey & Kelly Thompson Many worship leaders quit within a few years because they never learn the systems that create sustainable ministry. Joey and Kelly Thompson know this all too well! In this conversation, they share the game-changing systems that transformed their ministry from survival mode to sustainable impact. Imagine walking into Sunday morning …
John Van Deusen Your worship team has talent, but are you leading them to serve the wrong audience? A lot of worship leaders design sets and teams for the church they see online, not the one they actually serve. John Van Deusen reveals how knowing your demographics transforms everything from song selection to …
John Van Deusen: How to Lead Teams that Fit YOUR Community Read More »
Gable Price and Friends AI tools like ChatGPT and Suno are now capable of writing compelling lyrics, generating anthemic melodies, and are regularly showing up in the worship song writing room. The question is simple: Should we use them? Where do you draw the line? Gable Price and Friends shares perspective on this growing …
Gable Price and Friends: AI in the Worship Songwriting Room Read More »
Kings Kaleidoscope Want to push creative boundaries in worship but feel like you’re not the “creative type”? This episode’s got you! Chad Gardner from Kings Kaleidoscope reveals how he went from a 13-year-old with turntables on stage to leading one of the most creative worship movements, all through collaboration, not solo genius. Discover why …
Kings Kaleidoscope: How to Push Musical Boundaries in Worship Read More »
Chardon Lewis Christmas season is here and so is the pressure. A lot of worship teams are scrambling with last-minute prep, exhausted volunteers, and leaders on the edge of burnout. What if there was a better way? Chardon Lewis from Citipointe Worship (one of Australia’s largest churches) reveals their game-changing approach to Christmas …
Chardon Lewis: The Christmas Leadership Secrets That Prevents Team Burnout Read More »
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 …
