Worship & Creative Leaders

How to Use Stillness and Silence in Your Worship Set

When we intentionally weave stillness and silence into a worship set, we create breathing room for the Holy Spirit to work and invite our congregation into deeper attentiveness.

10 Easy Worship Songs on Guitar for Beginners

As you practice and become more comfortable with these songs, you'll find that your ability to convey emotion and spiritual truth through music will grow, enhancing your worship experience and possibly leading others in their faith journey.

God’s Frailty: A Christmas Parable

Who could have imagined that when God came to earth personally, he would be dressed in frailty?

Should You Use AI-Written Music for Congregational Worship?

If you choose to experiment with AI tools, do so with a team, a Bible, and a discerning spirit. Let every song your church sings be shaped by truth, community, and pastoral care.

12 Keys to Improving Worship Keyboards

Practical advice to help you improve your skills and step into your calling.

The Worship Experience and Consumerism: What You Need to Know

We call Sundays a "worship experience" but an experience is something that is done to us or for us; worship is something we do.

9 Trends Shaping the Future of Worship

Churches that thrive will be those that value participation over performance, relationships over production, and spiritual formation over novelty.

You Can Avoid the Hymns vs Contemporary Worship Trap

How can you combine hymns with worship music? The problem is that hymns out of a hymnal don’t have the same “feel” as the contemporary songs.

25 Hymns About Trusting God in Hard Times

In a time of uncertainty, what should we sing? Right now, the church certainly needs hymns about trusting God in hard times!

8 Ways Worship Leaders Accidentally Distract From Worship

Most worship leaders genuinely want to serve their congregations well, yet even the most sincere hearts can unintentionally pull focus in the wrong direction.

How Christmas Can Steal Worship

How do we help our church focus on the presence of God more than the presents under the tree?