Worship Podcast & Blog
Think about what you do.
Chances are, someone told you you were good at it.
The reason you are a successful songwriter, worship leader, musician, pastor, or artist is because someone spoke to you. For a moment in time, they stepped outside of themselves and lit up your life.
Your words have more power than you realize.
It’s rare for me to rank worship albums.
It’s even weirder for me to hail one album as the best in the last five years. But today, I’m going to do that.
We have the honor of featuring an interview with Rend Collective Experiment, a fresh worship band hailing from northern Ireland.
Kingsway Music has graciously agreed to give away 5 copies of their album to my readers. Scroll to the end of the post for details on how to win.
[This post is part of a brand new blog series, “Your Guide to Practicing the Essential Skills of a Worship Leader“. Check out the other posts here.]
I used to think worship leading was all about my talent.
As long as I sang well, led a skilled team, picked the right songs, and was called by God, I was a worship leading ninja.
People would naturally respond, right?
[This is a guest post by Scott Troyer]
“Musical gear is too technical and mysterious to understand. Good thing I really don’t need to understand it.”
That is a lie I believed for far too long and my music suffered because of it.
Sometimes we don’t feel successful.
Without explanation, we awake in the morning to those nasty feelings of dissatisfaction and failure.
The first thing you choose to do will make or break the rest of your day.