Articles for Worship & Creative

Leave muddy worship music behind. Here are seven easy ways to greatly improve your sound.

Historically, after Easter, Ascension, and Pentecost, the church enters a long period known as Ordinary Time — stretching from the day of Pentecost (or, in the Anglican Church, Trinity Sunday) to the start of Advent — about half of the liturgical year.

You learn the songs, play the songs, and then leave the stage, right? But as anyone in ministry knows, being a great worship pastor involves being an expert at multiple, highly varied skills.

Healing and real revival comes to those who are appalled by their own bloody hands and want real redemption. Real revival doesn’t come to those who want revival as a means to keep their way of life.

Remembering that God uses even the parts of our lives we can't control.

Does the church focus too strongly on fighting the overtly visual forms of pornography while ignoring the subtle emotional streams of porn altogether?

We certainly didn’t choose this season of worshiping from home. But most of us have unintentionally learned some valuable lessons that should influence how we do gathered worship on the other side of this crisis.

Using an external USB microphone improves the sound quality while making it much easier to produce the podcasts and recordings you desire.