Worship & Creative Leaders

Pick a church, attend Lord’s Day worship, and more than likely you will discover that authentic Christian worship is in real trouble.

The process of Lectio Divina begins with, you guessed it, reading. To pray while reading the Scriptures, we need to read Scripture! The central premise of reading the Bible in this context is to not go too fast or too slow.

Worship, particularly worship through song, helps to bridge our emotions with our knowledge; our hearts with our heads.

It's easy for a church staff to fall into "silos," where each one does their work and steers clear of other staff members. We might even do a good job within that silo, but the church deserves better. Pastors and worship leaders need to communicate, often--and with encouragement.

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

I have observed that worship leaders, pastors, and church planters, live in a constant state of being either angry, depressed or delusional, perhaps because we are often handling angry people.

How do we see our life and our calling? It’s a question everyone must ask. What's your vision for worship ministry?

The Sunday setlist you choose each week makes a bigger difference than you might think.