Worship Podcast & Blog
As we talked about earlier, effective worship pastors build teams.
They make disciples.
But anyone who’s ever done this knows it’s far from easy. No one enjoys confrontation.
But if you’re serious about making disciples, you need to have difficult conversations.
It’s a truth we can’t afford to neglect.
The more public your ministry, the more prone you are to fall.
The greater success you experience, the greater your tendency to sabotage what matters.
The hymn writer captured it with brilliance: “Prone to wander, Lord, I feel it. Prone to leave the God I love.”
It’s ironic, isn’t it?
Today is a good day. An exciting day.
After loads of work, I am excited to announce the launch of my FREE email course, Next Level Worship Leading.
Hooray!
Cheers!
Hallelujah!
Something tells me you’re ready to take your leadership to the next level – to rise up, reach your potential, and become all that God has called you to be.
But becoming successful isn’t just about improving yourself, your methods, or shining a greater spotlight on your talent.
It’s about loving Jesus first, serving your church with excellence, and making disciples wherever you’re sent.
Whenever you lead worship, do people leave talking about your talent? Or are they amazed by the greatness of God?
I don’t know about you, but that’s my goal – to lead people to a place of encounter with Jesus.
Then, get out of the way.
Today’s post is a featured interview with Ben Cantelon, worship leader & recording artist from Soul Survivor in England.
I’m giving away 5 copies of his new album, “Everything In Color” on the blog today. At the end of the post, I’ll tell you how you can win a copy.