There are seasons for everything, and in the thick of the back-to-school fall mode, it’s easy for small but essential things to get swept away in details.

Here are four easy things you can do this week to reap significant benefits for you and your team in the next few months!

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Sometimes, the spirit may prompt us to share, make a call, or verbally wrap up the message before the closing song—but if this happens every weekend, you may want to rethink your habits and rituals. Allow the call to action from the preacher to linger and allow space for people to respond to the Lord as you begin the closing song.

For the worship leader, the team and the congregation - don't get so caught up in the details that you miss God in worship!

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Delegation in your ministry increases the impact, raises the effectiveness, and invites others to join you and use their gifts. Don't wait until you're desperate and unable to keep things going... from a healthy perspective, you want to intentionally hand off some of the ministry roles so the space is open for you to grow the team and lead the ministry well.

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Every church has a hiccup on occasion, but if you're asking your tech team to put out fires every week, you probably have some issues to address.

Here are eight ideas for limiting the "fires" they are dealing with.

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Ten Point Check List For Worship Leaders

This may be super specific, but the scenario might look something like this:

You’re serving in a church and have a few committed instrumentalists and few vocalists but they all are most comfortable following you. You then, by default, sing almost every song and lead the way for transitions, invitations, etc.

How do you take who you have and develop them to become more comfortable truly leading?

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Culture & Conversation Cards - to springboard leadership discussions with your team

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Thanks to Dusty for joining us today!

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I have been listening to Charlie Peacock's music for a long time and it was awesome to spend time with his during this interview! It was also great to meet his wife, Andi. What a legacy.

The new book: Why Everything That Doesn't Matter, Matters So Much

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Today we're talking about ways to enlist your congregation.

1. Encourage Congregational Singing

2. Recruit Musicians

3. Develop Musicians

4. Enlist Non-Musical Participation

Music Featured: "How Great The Father's Love For Us", arranged by Dave Jahn.

...Hey, this is Dave. I wanted to thank all of you for your support over the last few years I've been with the podcast. It's been really great hanging with my cousin Tim and talking shop. I'll be stepping away to focus on some other things for a while. If you'd like to learn some instruments like guitar, bass, or ukulele, here's my info:

Website: Music With Dave

Email: [email protected]

Today we hang with Nathan and Chaiyim from Rock City Worship. They recently released a new live album, "Testify". And you can find that on most platforms including Spotify, YouTube Music, and iHeart Radio.

Songs featured on this episode:

Testify: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QwpgsHEu_cI

How Could I Not: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QIrJvlrxNcM

Praise The Lord: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YlWQRLnV4eY

Church website: www.rockcitychurch.tv