In this episode we talk with Dr. Gabriel Miller, professor and pastor, about how we can make an idol out of worship itself, the value of gaining skills at our craft, and fostering a heart of worship.

In this episode of the Church Collective Podcast, I had a heartfelt conversation with Sarah Kroger. We explored her journey through faith's tough questions, the concept of lament in worship, and the unique challenges faced by worship leaders. Sarah opened up about her personal struggles, the inspiration behind her music, and how she found God's presence in unexpected ways. Join us for an honest and encouraging discussion that I believe many of you will deeply resonate with.

It's always a great time when Alexander Pappas joins us on the podcast. We talk about where worship culture is going, serving in the local church, and a bunch more.

In this episode, we had the chance to talk once again to Josh Holiday about their tour with Lecrae, their new music, collaboration with Forrest Frank, creativity and a bunch more. Stay tuned to the end where we dive into authenticity in worship and what it looks like to mentor younger worship leaders.

We had a great chat with Chris Kuti of lakepointe worship about healthy discipleship, effective songwriting, caring for your team, and much more.

We talked with Josh and Jariel from Saddleback Worship about their new album, discipleship in worship ministry, developing worship in multiple languages, healthy transitions, and much more!

It's always an honor to have Kristian Stanfill join us on the podcast. We talk about Passion 24, that amazing Agnus Dei moment, dealing with pride and narcissism in our leadership and a bunch more.

In this episode we had a chance to talk to Terrian about songwriting, leaning into your calling wherever that as, her story, and much more!

Always a blast to have return guests on the podcast! Patrick has been a friend of The Church Collective for years and it was an honor to talk with him about his new album Wild Faith!

In this episode we talk with Tiffany Hudson about:

How we need both corporate and private worship times, and need music that resonates in both situations

The value in being ourselves as worship leaders rather than trying to emulate others.

How Tiffany keeps her heart close to the Lord and what that means for her platform leadership.