Leaders Who Create

Join Jason Squires as he sits down with Kent Morris. Kent is the Live Sound Marketing Manager at Sweetwater, he is an Adjunct Professor at the University of Mobile, and he is on staff at First Baptist Church in Atlanta, GA. Kent wears a lot of different hats but one thing is for sure; he is sound tech at heart and by trade. Kent serves worship leaders and teams sharing the wisdom he has gained over the course of his ministry. You aren't going to want to miss this episode as they talk about the worship leader and tech team relationship.

Join Jason Squires as he sits down with David Pfaltzgraff from Sunday Sounds and they continue this month's topic of the worship leader and tech team relationship. David and Jason talk about why it is important to have team cohesion. We are all working towards the same goal to point people to Jesus and get out of the way. Learn more about Sunday Sounds at www.sundaysounds.com.

This month on The Table we are talking about the worship leader and tech team relationship. On this episode Jason Squires sits down with Matt Kees. Matt is the Minister of Media at Our Savior Lutheran Church in Tacoma, WA as well as leads the Christian Musician Summit conference every year in the Northwest. Join these guys as they talk about how to handle the tech team structure and the creativity of the worship leader when it brings up issues.

As we wrap up this month on The Table join Jason Squires, Brian Taylor, Grant Norsworthy, and Darnisha Taylor as they talk about conflict. What's the difference between a blowup and a melt down? Before you respond to conflict how are you prepared to address it? We always end the podcast with a food question. Speaking of conflict, stick around to the end to find out what Jason said to make Brian dry heave a little. Welcome to The Table!

This week on the Table Jason Squires is joined by his good friend Molly Smith. Molly is an experienced leader who has studied leadership. She has worked in higher education leading teams of admission counselors at universities. In this episode Jason and Molly break down conflict between people, the themes that arise, and how to navigate it. Molly is a self proclaimed perpetual learner always wanting to better understand the people around her.

This month on The Table we are talking about conflict and how to manage it. Red Letter Society is a group of worship leaders from Virginia who write songs together. Join Jason Squires as he sits down with them to talk about conflict in the creative process. You can learn more about Red Letter Society at https://www.redlettersocietymusic.com/.

Join Jason Squires as he sits down with Tyler Richardson! Tyler is a worship leader, artist, and songwriter. He has traveled leading worship for the past 20 years and now resides in Redding, CA with his wife Kennedy. They are involved with the Bethel School of Worship. Jason and Tyler talk about conflict. It's not a glamorous topic but having the tools to handle it is very important. Join these guys as they talk about how to create an atmosphere where people feel value and respect.

Join the Jason Squires, Michael Bahn, Joe Horness, and Grant Norsworthy as they wrap up another month of discussions. This month we are talking about leading worship in different types of places and the preparation it takes to be ready for it. Join these guys as they share some interesting places they have led worship.

Join Jason Squires as he sits down with Amber Peairs. Amber runs an organization called The Worship Life. She recently stepped down from Gateway Church in Dallas, TX to travel the world to breathe life into worship leaders and teams. In this episode Jason and Amber talk about how to prepare to lead worship in different cultures. You can find out more about her at http://www.theworshiplife.com/.

Jason Squires sits down with worship leader & songwriter Jonas Woods. Jonas has been on the road leading worship and performing a venues all across this US for the past 20 years. In this episode Jason and Jonas talk about how he prepares to lead worship for a group of people he has never met. What are some things you should consider as you walk on stage?