Branon Dempsey: Find out my story and why I started Confessions of a Worship Leader.  Who pulls the strings in your church? Is it just politics, just the leadership or something more abusive? My story is about that and more, how did I survive?

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“Why I Started Confessions of a Worship Leader” ✂️ Pulling Strings, Cutting Cords

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Was it just something said, was it something someone did, or was it something more spiritually? In church, we can shrug off talk or overlook behaviors, but what happens when it becomes abusive? How do you know when things have gone too far? 

Worship Ministry Catalyst Podcast / Special Guest Branon Dempsey ➡️  This interview was taken from Worship Ministry Catalyst, hosts David Linder and Joe Brookhouse. We talked about lessons from Covid and the essentials of worship. Even since 2021, we have seen many progressions in how we approach and lead worship here in 2023. Amid searching for worship-leading tools, chasing set lists, and creating memorable services, what do we have left in the end? ✅  Join @branondempsey for this special interview recorded by Worship Ministry Catalyst.

Video link: https://youtu.be/ds5wYo_F6kM Support the show ➡️ Join the conversation or DM over Twitter or Instagram: @branondempsey ➡️ Text Me! 832-974-0277 ➡️ Linktree https://linktr.ee/worshipteamtraining 

How are we leading people in worship who suffer from abuse, namely, spiritual?

Churches should be places of sanctuary and refuge, but for many, they can become sites of spiritual abuse. Spiritual abuse is a severe problem primarily hidden, with those in authority using their position to manipulate, control, and even harm those within the congregation. 

As worship leaders, what can we do to get out from behind the music and get in front of helping people who have been spiritually abused? Support the show ➡️ Join the conversation or DM over Twitter or Instagram: @branondempsey ➡️ Text Me! 832-974-0277 ➡️ Linktree https://linktr.ee/worshipteamtraining 

“Why I Started Confessions of a Worship Leader” ✂️ Pulling Strings, Cutting Cords

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