Worship team

Pictured above are some of my notes on worship and worship leading. Seek first the Kingdom of God and all my righteousness,~God. You shall have no other gods before me,~God. I inhabit the praises o…

“Apart from Christ, we are nothing” was the theme of this TeenPact event in early 2018. Through teaching, prayer, worship, and classes, future staff members from across the country came together to learn how to be effective student leaders. We had the opportunity to photograph this five day event that occurred in a cold, but […]

In our last post we talked about showing the members of our worship teams some appreciation and encouragement. This topic may seem like one that doesn’t need much discussion, but with all of the logistics that go into planning, rehearsing, and then leading a worship service, our team members can easily get left behind. Below …

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Selah was widely used in the book of Psalm. It was used to indicate pause.We've been discussing this in our worship teams devotion, on how rest is essential to ministry workers. I've witnessed a lot of cases where workers have asked permission to leave the ministry. I witnessed how overworked they are and how praise and offering to the Lord became a 'task' that wants to be done immediately, how worship turned to be a presentation already. Rest, brothers and sisters. Allow God to work in you.

A bad worship team culture can not only hurt the team members, but also the church (the worship team is leading the church on Sundays after all)…

As worship leaders, we can help our team members feel like they're part of something bigger than themselves. Under our leadership, they should feel like they're in a family that is supportive, mission-minded, and devoted to Jesus. Check out our new episode "4 Ways To Help Your Worship Team Grow Closer Relationally And Spiritually" on YouTube and anywhere you listen to podcasts!

It's inevitable. There ARE going to be problems on your worship team. Anything from a member who consistently shows up late to interpersonal conflict to moral compromise. Whether it's big or small - there are going to be moments on your team where things are uncomfortable. There are going to be mome