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Thank you to everyone who has listened this year! We'll be back in 2021 with more episodes designed to help worship leaders get off the Sunday to Sunday treadmill and find joy and fulfillment in ministry. If you would like to find out how you can partner with TCA to keep this podcast rolling, as well as several other initiatives to help strengthen the creative soul of the local church, visit torncurtainarts.org/outside-the-camp. Have a Merry Christmas and a very happy New Year!
Danny Byram is an author, speaker, musician, singer/songwriter, worship leader, and event producer. He has spent three decades producing some of the largest Christian events in recent history (Promise Keepers, FamilyLife Arena Events) and ministering to our US military communities at home and overseas since 1987. In this episode Danny and Brian talk about Danny's book Wallpaper Worship and why a lot of churches look and sound better than ever while fewer people are engaging in worship. You can find out more about Danny's ministry and his book at www.dannybyram.com.
This episode’s guest is Anne Griffin. Anne is a worship leader in the Denver area, a gifted pianist, a devoted wife and mother, and an all around great human. Anne and Brian discuss processing pain and loss as a part of the ministry journey, the reluctance of reentering ministry after being wounded, “doing church differently”, and dealing with burnout.
Brian has a conversation with Dave Powers. Dave is a world-renowned worship leader, speaker, and songwriter. He and his wife, Tara, release beautifully creative and stylistically diverse songs as Mountain City, and are the founders of Worship & The Word Movement, a collective of worshipers, speakers, songwriters, collaborators, spiritual mentors, community organizers, event producers, and dream champions who love Jesus and people deeply. Check them out on Spotify or at worshipandtheword.com & mountaincitymusic.com.
Brian sits down to talk with his good friend Paul Romig-Leavitt about his ministry journey, holding on to our true self, finding moments of creativity, technological and philosophical shifts, and just a dash of gibberish! Paul has been a worship leader in the Denver area for 20+ years and is the founder and president of Torn Curtain Arts. For more information about TCA go to www.torncurtainarts.org.
Brian shares his heart behind starting the Chasing Sunday podcast and talks a bit about Torn Curtain Arts, a ministry that exists to strengthen the creative souls of Denver worship leaders. For more information about TCA go to www.torncurtainarts.org. Thanks for listening!
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