For the last two and a half years, I’ve had the privilege of visiting dozens of churches across the US. Mega churches, house churches, charismatic to methodist and everything in between.

Some of these I’ve led worship in, some I’ve consulted, and some I’ve attended. These churches look very different, every one possessing its own unique identity. However, we have more in common than you may think.

When it comes to corporate worship, we’re after the same thing. Here are some values I’ve noticed that most evangelical churches are looking for. Is yours?

This goes out to all the Worship Pastors in their first role, in their first church. Or, maybe you’re beginning a brand new role in a new church.

Welcome to the end of your life. Kidding! My goodness, take it easy.
I wanted to offer some insight and encouragement to you as you set out to serve your local church. What an exciting opportunity to steward your gift in the service of the Bride of Christ. It really is an incredible calling and opportunity. 

Are you a songwriter? Do you and your team write songs for the local church and have a desire to record that music? Maybe you already have.

Honestly, there’s no better guy to talk to than Brock Shinen. Brock is an attorney with a passion for the local church that helps numerous artists in the Christian Music space.

In this interview we talk about the worship music industry, horror stories, success stories, and Brock’s new online course.

If you’re a creative in the church, you don’t want to miss this one!

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I love having Brian Johnson on the podcast. He’s down to earth, real, and always full of incredible insight. In this interview we talk about his story and the circumstances surrounding his new book, “When God Becomes Real.”

We discuss anxiety, Bethel Music, favorite songs, worship music, and more.

Enjoy!

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