Bob Kauflin wonders what we mean when we want our worship to be more exciting. Let's discover more about what an exciting Sunday means.

Pastors and worship leaders need to know that rivalry and disunity contradicts what Jesus came to do—make us one.

I’ve been thinking about the use of generic syllables in congregational singing for a while now. It’s not a new phenomenon. An increasing number of modern worship songs feature syllables like oh oh ooh and whoa.

While an electric guitarist in church isn’t going to end up on professional recordings, learning to play like a studio guitarist will benefit any player.

Bob Kauflin offers some ideas for resurrection songs for Holy Week. " I’ve included songs that focus exclusively on the resurrection, as well as those that reference it at some point." Discover more about the resurrection songs to sing at Easter.

We seem to be developing a debate at our church in regards to turning down the house lights to “set the mood” for better worship. What is your take on that for church lighting?

Last Sunday was a major event in your church, but don't let it make every other week less holy. Find out more about the Sunday after Easter.

Why continue to refer to Jesus as the Lamb, even after he has risen from the dead? Because it is as the sacrificial Lamb that Jesus is worthy of praise, satisfied God’s wrath against us, and triumphed over Satan.