Worship Podcast
Does this sound familiar?
You try and cast the biggest vision for your worship team and no one cares.
You do your best to give people a chance on the team and they argue and fight.
Expectations aren’t met and now you’re at odds with someone.
It would be nice to be somewhere where this didn’t happen, right?
Life is always better somewhere, isn’t it? Have you thought like this?
I’ve wanted to bring Gabriel Wilson on the podcast for a while.
When it comes to connecting relentless creativity with the heart of God, I can’t think of a better guy to talk to.
Gabriel Wilson is the mastermind behind the bands The Rock & Roll Worship Circus and The Listening, as well as a worship leader and producer for Bethel Music. Most recently, he is the producer of Bethel’s newest studio album, Tides.
In this interview we talk about the Tides album, along with some songwriting, worship leading, gear collecting, and music production.
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It’s one thing to gaze upon the glory of God from a distance.
It’s one thing to lift your eyes, look, and see the greatness of God – to revere, stand in awe, and bow down, amazed.
But is there an aspect of worship that is missing?
Massive talent. Bright lights. Incredible band. Emotional performances.
From the outside it seems that worship leaders are no different than your every day rockstars.
But is there something that should set us apart? That’s what I dive into with Stephen Miller, author of the wonderful book Worship Leaders We Are Not Rockstars. Stephen is a worship pastor at The Journey in St Louis, as well as a songwriter, artist, and author.
If you leave a comment, you may be a lucky winner of Stephen’s book as he’s graciously agreed to give away 5 copies.
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There’s an ebb and flow to ministry that can be annoying, wouldn’t you say?
Sometimes you feel on top of the world, like you’re making the biggest difference. The next day, you feel burned out, exhausted, alone, and wonder why you do what you do.
Sometimes your heart is broken. Sometimes you are overlooked, under appreciated, and feel worthless. Other times, compliments can make you think you are better than you really are.
But in today’s post I want to remind you of a few foundational truths that you can take to the bank. Ideas that you can rest your life upon. Promises that you can lean into when all else seems to fail.