In this episode, Jen shares the story of a dream that was delayed but eventually fulfilled in a beautiful way. If you'd like to share your own "it's never too late" story with Jen, you can email it to [email protected]. (*Don't worry, your story will not be shared on the podcast without your consent!)

In this conversation, Jen King and Lolly Sanders explore Lolly's journey through grief, her commitment to worship, and the importance of community support. Lolly shares her experiences of leading worship during difficult times, the daily practices that help her stay connected to God, and how worship can take many forms. They also discuss the significance of emotional honesty in worship and the lighthearted moments that come with leading in ministry.

We're back with more worship fails! Jen is joined by previous guests Scott, Mark, Jay, Kari, Chelsea, Laurelyn, and Wendell, and they all share some of their favorite fails from their time leading worship.

In this conversation, Jen King and Laurelyn Adams discuss the journey of living out faith in the workplace, exploring Laurelyn's experiences as a pastor's kid, her path to worship leading, and her career in the automotive industry. They delve into the challenges and growth that come with integrating faith into daily work life, the importance of community and support, and the impact of worship on personal well-being. Laurelyn shares personal stories of faith, the fruits of her labor in the workplace, and the significance of being a source of support for her colleagues.

Can God really transform your heart? Can people actually change? In this conversation, Jen interviews Boney Okeowo, who shares her journey from growing up in a Christian denomination in Nigeria to navigating her faith in Canada. Boney discusses her experiences in the Cherubim and Seraphim church, the structure and practices of worship, and her eventual distancing from church life. She reflects on her struggles with faith, the importance of community, and her eventual reconnection with God and church, highlighting the transformative power of worship and community support. Boney shares her gratitude for the changes in her life and the blessings she has received! God is good!

In this episode, Jen is back with Jay and Rachael Kent to talk more about their difficult "wilderness" season. The Kents share the events of this time in their lives in greater detail, as well as the leadership values Jay has learned along the way. They reflect on some of the good things that came from this season, how they've grown, and what they've discovered about God in the midst of their trials.

Check out Jay's album, "Pray and Run," here: https://music.apple.com/us/album/pray-and-run/989737597

In this episode, Jen speaks with Jay and Rachael Kent about their journey in worship ministry, the challenges they faced during a difficult wilderness season, and how their marriage and mental health were impacted. They share personal stories of growth, the importance of communication, and the role of counseling in their healing process. The discussion also highlights the significance of running to God during difficult times and the value of community support in overcoming challenges. 

In this episode, Jen interviews Wendell Gilbert, a seasoned bass player known as 'The Legend.' They explore Wendell's musical journey, from his early days of learning the bass to his experiences in various bands, including his transition to playing worship music. Wendell shares personal stories about the challenges and joys of playing with younger musicians, the importance of preparation and practice, and the value of maintaining a fun and positive atmosphere in music and life.

This episode is too fun to miss! Gaily and Daniel are back with Jen to share some of their favorite worship fails. Worship fail = when something goes wrong while leading worship. There is so much laughter in this conversation, so be prepared to laugh along! Enjoy!

In this conversation, Jen speaks with Chelsea Aquino, a worship leader and choir director at Preston Trail Community Church. They discuss Chelsea's journey into worship leadership, the impact of the choir on the church community, and the challenges and responsibilities that come with merging a choir into an existing worship band. Chelsea shares insights on the importance of community, growth, and the role of encouragement in music ministry. Jen and Chelsea discuss the dynamics of leading a choir, the challenges of giving constructive criticism, and the importance of fostering an environment of authentic worship. Chelsea shares her vision for the future of the choir, focusing on encouraging participation across all ages and creating a culture of worship that is authentic and welcoming.