Worship & Creative Leaders

If only 1/3 of our church staff teams experience a high level of team trust, then we have a lot of work to do. Here are five simple ways to build trust with your team.

Essentially, a great worship leader is one who maintains a posture of loving Jesus more than worship. A great worship leader who leads well is one who follows Jesus. One who never stops pursuing. Here are the skills you need.

In this age of the internet and smartphones, having a digital Bible can be an incredible tool for evangelism and discipleship.

How is your praise and worship leadership? How do you know if you are doing a good job? Here are a few guidelines that will help to quantify how you are doing as a praise and worship leader.

Leaders desperately need what the ancients called silence and solitude to help us lead at our best. I suggest 8 benefits of solitude and leadership work together in your life.

Does your congregation have a Philosophy of Worship? If you are developing your own standards for your worship ministry, this is a good place to start.

I once learned a great deal about the relationship between worship and doubt by looking at the two verses that come just before the famous Great Commission verses.

Communication is central to the tools of the Church. Often, this includes a weekly bulletin.