Articles for Worship & Creative

As a leader, there’s nothing more important than defining and protecting your team’s worship culture. A team’s success and failure rises on the health of its culture and how well it’s protected.

We’ve all heard the adage about only getting one shot at a first impression. First time worship guests are inevitably asking themselves questions about their worship service visits.

the flavor of worship is not defined by sound systems, languages, or architecture. It is defined by hearts fully turned toward God—whether clapping hands, kneeling in silence, or singing in harmony.

I thought the congregation expected a full band, lights and the whole shebang every week or they would not come back. Turns out, I was wrong. What are worship leader expectations that make sense in your particular ministry setting?

Getting prayer into your church means building prayer into the DNA of a congregation.

Worship songs based on Scripture do more than provide a soundtrack for Sunday services—they plant God’s Word deep in the heart.

Healthy culture isn’t something that you can fabricate, it’s something that you “are.” Worship team culture isn’t just something to talk about, it’s who we are. It's the attitude of worship.

“Worship has to work under the glare of cafeteria lights before we add all that fancy stuff.” I am paraphrasing a bit, but the principle for technology in church ministry is clear.