Articles for Worship & Creative

Unlike traditional worship services or concert-style events, worship circles remove the divide between leaders and participants.

Leading worship with pre-recorded tracks isn’t about replacing your team—it’s about enhancing what you already have. When used thoughtfully and prayerfully, tracks can bring consistency, richness, and excellence to your worship service.

"Beware of presumption. We serve a holy God, not a cuddly best mate."

The pervasiveness of lament in the Bible should lead us to question how well we are incorporating lament into our worship.

Being aware of worship leader mistakes doesn’t mean leading in fear—it means leading with wisdom. Each mistake is an opportunity for growth, reflection, and deeper dependence on the Holy Spirit.

I think having a church choir is important. I'm not arguing here that every church should have one (in fact, I attend a young church that does not), but I do think getting a choir is worth considering. Here are nine reasons why.

What does a healthy church worship culture look like? Here are 14 key signs to help you evaluate and cultivate a thriving worship atmosphere in your church.

Kelley Mooney, the author of this Easter Hallelujah, wrote these beautiful verses when her church asked her to sing Leonard Cohen’s song for the congregation on a Sunday.