As worship leaders we have to make judgments everyday about skill levels, songs, and things that might influence culture. But isn't it wrong to judge? Doesn't the bible teach us not to judge? In this episode we discuss what the bible teaches about judgment.

It’s obvious that we need to lead those under us, but how can we effect real lasting change with those above us?

Leadership is hard as it is, now imagine you need to help your boss see something they can’t see. Here we will talk about the concept “Leading Up” and how we, as worship leaders, can help build the kingdom no matter where we sit on the organizational chart.

The term leader is thrown out alot, but what the heck is a leader even?

Lets discuss what the bible says about leadership.

Ever feel overlooked? Ever feel the calling of God on your life but the opportunity to go into a greater sphere of leadership seems to evade you? In this episode we will discuss the powerful season of "waiting" and how God often uses it to shape his leaders.

Ever felt like the very hand of God seemed to be against you achieving higher levels of influence and leadership? Every seen others seem to rise and rise to new heights, transcending every obstacle, and expanding their spheres?

In this podcast we will discuss The Humility Principle.

It has been a wild ride! Seeya next season!

Thank you so much for joining me on this first season.

I pray that God wakes the calling in your soul, sets you apart for his purpose, and encourages you into the balance of spirit and truth worship!

It has been a wild ride! Seeya next season!

Thank you so much for joining me on this first season.

I pray that God wakes the calling in your soul, sets you apart for his purpose, and encourages you into the balance of spirit and truth worship!

In an age where there is a lot of money flowing in and through the church what is our take on preachers and worship leaders doing this for a living? How much should worship leaders and pastors being paid?

Is there a difference between raising up leaders and training disciples? What does that look like in the context of worship leading? How can you tell if your culture is doing this?