From the Archives: When Feet Want to be Hands
December 11, 2012
What do you do as a leader when someone wants to play a specific role on your music team but is better fit for
What do you do as a leader when someone wants to play a specific role on your music team but is better fit for
Last August at WorshipGod11 we offered 40 seminars for pastors, musicians, leaders, vocalists, instrumentalists, and tech teams. Today and tomorrow I’m posting the descriptions
As I was preparing for the NEXT conference a few weeks ago, I had an ongoing impression that God wanted to minister through a prophetic
The 16th chapter of my book, Worship Matters, is called “To Cherish God’s Presence.” I talk about how one of the effects of biblical
I had a good conversation through Skype today with Tim Smith, worship pastor at Mars Hill Church in Seattle. I met Tim a couple
I just finished reading Talent is Overrated: What Really Separates World-Class Performers from Everybody Else, by Geoff Colvin. Fascinating book. Giftedness is a topic
While at the Christian Musician Summit this past weekend I taught a workshop on Encouraging Spontaneity in Your Church. We had about 200 folks
A week and a half ago I posted on some of the spontaneous songs I sang at the New Attitude conference. Aaron left this
The past two days I’ve posted videos from a recent Sunday morning at Covenant Life. The first one is here, the second one is
I received this question from Mark: “While we are Southern Baptist, we are definitely reformed in our theology. We also do not believe that
My friend, West, left a question on another post. He was asking about comments I’ve made to the effect that it isn’t a worship
I received this question from Tracy: My husband has recently become a Pastor in a small Outback Queensland (Australia) church and holds a complementarian