Today we discuss a great question someone sent to me recently. We can so easily be distracted by things during worship and miss the point and an opportunity to serve and lead people. And there’s a lot of things that can draw our attention away from God and away from leading well. Being distracted while trying to lead worship can happen for many different reasons but is often the result of one of the following things...

If you want to lead people in worship, you need to have a confidence and today we’re talking about where to find that confidence. I talk about confidence is that I’ve seen too many people place their confidence in the wrong things when it comes to worship and worship leading and I’ve been guilty of that myself. So where is your confidence when it comes to leading worship? Consider that question as we look at confidence today under a few headings: purpose, people, past success, preparation and priorit

Songwriting! Those who know me will tell you that I’m passionate about songwriting and I believe it’s an vital part of our worship and our growth as worshippers and worship leaders. I take you through my process of writing a song. How do you get from your ideas to a finished song you can sing on a Sunday in church. How do you know when you're done?

This week, we're talking about song arrangement and I share three things you can apply immediately to your playing in your worship team, that will help you play and lead worship with more confidence and get a bigger sound. This is my process when arranging songs with a small team (actually, with any size worship team).

Psalm 105 starts out with a template for gathering together and for praise and worship that I find very helpful. I draw out five worship leading lessons from this passage that will help us bring more meaningful leadership to our times of worship.

One of the markers of world-class worship is that it’s consistently good. Week in and out, God seems to show up, people are energetically participating and it looks and feels so easy. In episode 1 we talk about five key things that will help you as the worship leader achieve consistently great times of worship in your church.