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You have a unique skill-set that aligns with a specific purpose that God’s placed on your life. 99% of the time gifting & calling are directly connected. Sometimes the only way to figure out what that is, is by going after things that prove to not be right. Whatever the journey …
“How to Discover Your Calling” with Gable Price & Friends Read More »
It’s been over a year since the murder of George Floyd. And in the wake, when you look at all the things you said you’d implement and prioritize, did you follow through? This isn’t something that only some are called to either. All Kingdom people are called to actively & consistently defend …
A Year Since George Floyd’s Death: My Journey into Action with Ellie Holcomb Read More »
Everyone wants to grow their team, but practically what are you doing to make that a reality? In our conversation today with James Stockstill we talk about how he’s approached recruiting for their 5-campus ministry. We also share 6 strategies on how to recruit for your worship team. Too many teams suffer …
Recruiting for Your Worship Team with James Stockstill of Bethany MSC Read More »
Writing a song is one thing. Writing a song that actually says something is completely different! Great writers fight for language that truly portrays revelation in their writing. That doesn’t mean that the song has to be complicated or wordy either. It’s all about finding what best serves the song & stewarding what …
What to do Before You Start Writing a Song with Circuit Rider Music Read More »
In worship culture, the concept of “excellence” carries a lot of emotions along with it. For some, it was used to justify overworking or demanding perfection from people. In other environments, it’s become an idol where basically people are expendable all for the sake of the church service and the ministry. Although it’s …
The Belonging Co.: Is “Excellence” an Idol at Your Church? with Andrew Holt Read More »
COVID-19 & everything that came with it is coming to a close. So what did you start doing during the pandemic that you want to continue & what are you leaving behind? Yes, this applies to us personally & to our families, but… As a worship pastor, what do you want to continue …
Mosaic MSC: What Should Your Church Leave in 2020? Read More »
Not all senior pastors understand music and the ins and outs of leading a worship team. Which can make communicating, meeting expectations, gaining clarity on how to grow, & other dynamics quite challenging. Pastor Jonathan Stockstill talks about what senior pastors should be looking for in their worship teams. We also talk about …
Jonathan Stockstill: The Senior Pastor & Worship Pastor Dynamic Read More »
There are many misconceptions about how to engage in spontaneous worship. It requires a team & leaders capable of executing what the moment requires. So many think powerful spontaneous moments means coming up with a new song on the spot. But powerful moments aren’t always about coming up with something highly energetic & …
The Practicals of Spontaneous Worship with Red Rocks Worship Read More »
It’s so easy to replace our time “with God” with “doing for God”. Even our personal times of worship can sometimes shift from intimate encounters into preparing for a set, jamming, or writing. Those things aren’t bad & they have their place! But in those moments, they are distracting us from our time …
Phil Wickham: Not Allowing Worship to Distract Us from Worship Read More »
This week we’re talking about a few big topics! In a crisis of faith or a period of deconstruction should you push through or step down from the stage? How am I supposed to trust God amidst uncertainty when I have yet to see His faithfulness? These are only a few of the …
