We're all taking the week to be meditate on gratitude but here's a rebroadcast on preparing yourself for this next season. Let us help you keep your head and heart in a good space this holiday season.

Cody Fields and Aaron Tomberlin, founders of Westminster and Nose pedals respectively, join the show to geek out on pedals and overdrives specifically. Jason even busts out some of his best Guitar Center riffs. Enjoy!

Jason Ingram is credited on songs like Great Are You Lord, Forever Reign, and Lamb of God. In this extended interview we discuss what went into these songs that are serving the global church. 

Worship pastor and songwriter Benji Cowart joins the show and drops wisdom bombs left and right. A must listen for anyone in worship ministry. Jason and Daniel coach you on prepping with two electric guitarists.

Jason and Daniel muse about three things you really do need to have to be a successful worship leader. Some may surprise you.

Keyboard instructor Ryan King joins the show to discuss building patches for worship and the brand new Worship Artistry patch store. Check out the store at 

https://worshipartistry.com/institute/go/shop/keyboard-patches

Daniel's on vacation but no worries! Paul Baloche joins the show to talk about helping musicians, leaders and congregations enter in meaningful worship. Paul has been leading worship for a long time and has more writing credits to his name than we can name. Sit back and enjoy a conversation with one of the godfathers of worship music.

Leslie Jordan of All Sons and Daughters joins the show to share her experience growing up in worship leading and shares thoughts on natural blind spots we may have in our leadership roles. Jason and Daniel take an in-depth member mail.

Matt Redman joins the show to talk about leading worship for over 20 years, working in community and his latest album. Jason works on his South African accent and Daniel just Daniels.

Dustin Smith joins the show ahead of the WFX conference to discuss writing pastorally, leading from a full well and 15-year-old Justin Bieber worship songs. In member mail, Jason and Daniel discuss getting back into the rhythm of practice.