Tim shares why it's important for worship leaders to be aligned with their senior pastors and some ideas for improving alignment.

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We spoke with Tia Turnipseed from Restore Church about how the worship leader is like a tour guide. It was a great conversation! 

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This has been an outline we've been working on to use for training worship leaders in our church - especially some of the younger ones. This podcast episode is an overview of these nine aspects of becoming a great worship leader. 

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Tim shares five practical aspects to choosing the right songs for your worship services... 

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In this podcast, Tim and Clint talk about the five D's of worship ministry leadership:  Dedication– Development – Direction– Delivery – Debriefing

They all work together to bring about great delivery each time you lead the church in worship. 

View the blog post for this podcast episode here. 

Great to have Lonnie Trembly join us to talk about growing effective student worship bands! Some awesome insights into student ministry worship teams and amazing fruit from his local church student ministry! 

Visit the blog post to view a sample of the student band! 

http://www.worshipleadertoolbox.com/grow-a-dynamic-student-ministry-worship-team

Tim and Clint talk about five aspects to the connections worship leaders and teams have with the congregation. 

http://www.worshipleadertoolbox.com/dont-miss-these-two-obvious-opportunities-to-enhance-on-stage-connection/

Tim and Clint talk about seven more ideas for changing the culture in your ministry. If you haven't already, you can go back and listen to the original list in Episode #40. You can also find this post in the blog at www.worshipleadertoolbox.com. 

One link we mentioned in the podcast is for the Culture & Conversation Cards - take a look this resource! 

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The old theater analogy for worship is well known, that the worship team helps the congregation perform, in a sense, for the audience of one, God. In that sense, the worship both worships and help lead others. Too often, we forget that our job is to prompt the congregation in what to do and say so they can authentically worship. Here are four thoughts about being "promoters" in worship. 

On this episode, Tim Price, Clint Benesh and Drew Allsman talk about some practical ideas for accomplishing these three basics in worship ministry... investing 20% of your time in these things will produce 80% of the effectiveness in your ministry leadership. 

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