James Pringle created the Worship Feedback Form as a tool to identify areas we can celebrate in our worship teams, as well as areas we can grow in. In this episode, he'll guide you through all the questions, from creating a space that is free from distractions, to prophetic flow, to the way we communicate with the congregation, and much more. You can download the form here: https://shofaronline.sharepoint.com/:b:/g/EQai4AbFUY9IqmEmLSYkMh4Bu05Qvpyrbhh0ieMooT-bew?e=tIIdZf

Greg Boy is an electric guitarist, worship leader, and songwriter with ShofarBand. James Pringle chats to him about his story and his songwriting - how he crafts lyrics to say timeless truths in a fresh way, the ups and downs of co-writing, and how he keeps himself motivated to still write songs today.

Retief Burger is a pastor and worship leader who wrote songs like Leeu van Juda and Alles Vir My. James Pringle chats to him about his journey in music and the early days of Luidkeels, resisting familiarity, engaging a congregation in worship, songwriting, and more.

Tosca Ferndale has years of experience in church production teams, serving behind-the-scenes on Sundays and at conferences. She and James Pringle chat about where the production team fits in, the challenges and opportunities production volunteers face every week, and how we can establish a healthy team culture. They also touch on the concept of "community" - what it looks like and how we can see it grow in our teams and churches.

Dr Corné Bekker is the Dean of the School of Divinity at Regent University in the USA, as well as an associate professor. Recorded at Convergence 2019, James Pringle chats to Dr Bekker about loving God with both our minds and our hearts as worshippers and songwriters. He also asked Dr Bekker to share some of his observations of the Charismatic worship movement - both what we can celebrate and potential blindspots.