Worship Podcast & Blog
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This week’s podcast is all about keeping things fresh.
Without a doubt, we all get stuck in ruts. We go through the motions. We get stale in our leadership. In order to be a great worship leader, we need to cultivate a massive imagination – to see more and more of God in His Word and in the world, to learn new musical ideas, to step into what is unknown.
No, it’s not the fact that you’re not talented enough. It’s not the fact that you’re too old, too young, too busy, or too dumb.
On a scale of 1-10, how satisfied are you as a musician…really?
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You know the feeling of discovering an amazing band that not many people know about?
Yea, that was my experience when I first heard the Brilliance a couple years ago. Beautiful, raw, real music for the church that is so different than anything else out there.
So David Gungor and I met over Skype for a conversation about their music, about creating art for the church, the importance of defining a liturgy, creativity, David’s relationship with his brothers Michael (from the band Gungor) and Rob, and tons of great “local church” tips that will stretch and challenge you.
Passion is such a wonderful thing to have, isn’t it?
Having a sense of vibrancy and engagement about our days is what it means to be alive. We get to live, breathe, love, work, and create. Every day is another opportunity to do something great.
We are passionate about many things, but what does it mean to really have a passion…for God?
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Todays guest writes one of my favorite worship blogs on the internet: Zac Hicks.
Zac is a worship pastor at Coral Ridge Presbyterian Church, pastored by Tullian Tchividjian. This conversation was one of my favorites! Zac is a super smart guy who knows a whole lot about culture, music, theology, and how that all connects to leading worship in the local church.