Worship & Creative Leaders

What are the two things that every worship leader must master to become the most effective worship leader we can be? I am convinced that the answers are both simple and synergistic. If you have one, with the other, everything rises.

Indeed, music is an important part of worship in every generation, especially as it stirs hearts and reveals faith. Faithful singing pleases God in many ways.

Should we avoid singing in church because of the risk of spreading COVID-19? And what does corporate worship without singing even look like?

It's time to let go of the myth.

Transitioning your team to a song memorization model can be tricky. Here's how to find success with memorization.

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.

At the beginning of the partnership between Grace Polaris church and InteRise, no one could have imagined a full-time switch to only live-streamed services.