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Three Reasons to Use Tracks in Worship

Using multitracks in worship can enhance the musical experience, but what are they and how can they be used effectively? In this article, Loop Community explores three reasons to use tracks in worship and provides some practical tips on how to get started. Continue Reading.

New Exodus? 4 Reasons Why People Are Leaving the Church (Including Christians)

Many church leaders are puzzled by the phenomenon of people leaving church. They wonder why people who used to be faithful and committed suddenly stop attending or switch to another church. What are the real reasons behind this trend? Carey Nieuwhof reveals five surprising reasons people leave church and offers…

Night of Worship Ideas: A Worship Leader’s Complete Guide

A night of worship is a special event that can bring people closer to God and to each other. It can be a powerful and memorable experience that can transform lives and ignite passion. But how do you plan and execute a night of worship that is effective and engaging?…

Leading Worship with Scripture

Gary Durbin gives some helpful tips on leading worship with Scripture. You’ll learn how to select relevant and appropriate passages, how to read them with clarity and expression, how to integrate them with songs and prayers, and how to avoid some common pitfalls. You will also find some examples of…

5 Worship Team Volunteer Traits Every Worship Leader Looks For

In this article by Michael Waring, five important traits for worship team volunteers are discussed. These traits are meant to reflect true Kingdom values and help create a healthy and successful worship ministry. 1. Foundational Faith: It is crucial for team members to actively pursue their faith in Jesus. They…

4 Handy Tips On Eye Contact And Body Posture In Worship Leading

Dan Wilt shares four essential tips for worship leaders to effectively engage their congregation through eye contact and body posture. Proper use of these communication tools can greatly impact the worship experience for the audience, making them feel more connected and involved. The first tip is to keep the eyes…

7 Tips for Improving Your Worship Team’s Culture

Alex Enfiedjian and Jimmy Cooper he share 7 tips on building a healthier team culture, especially in a worship team setting. They emphasizes the importance of defining the team’s core values, modeling the desired behavior, and connecting the actions to their reasons. Enfiedjian encourages leaders to prioritize people over results…

Worship In an A.I. World – Finding the Balance Between People and Technology

Johnny Markin discusses the role of technology in the church and its impact on worship. He reflects on how churches have used different forms of technology throughout history, such as hymnals and prayer books after the invention of the Gutenberg Press. He also mentions earlier debates over musical instruments in…

Top Five Tips for a Healthy Worship Team

Private worship comes before public worship.  Our priorities need to be in that order. If we are not investing in our own personal, private time with the Lord in worship and in the Word, we cannot lead from a place of overflow in public places.  Without this intentionality, we can quickly become…

Move Your Congregation from Spectators to Participants

Have you ever received compliments after leading worship, only to feel a bit awkward about it? While it’s great to receive positive feedback, we need to be careful not to encourage a culture of superficiality in our churches. Many people in our congregations may not fully understand the direction and…

Worship Leaders: Developing a Good Relationship With The Pastor

Building an effective relationship with the lead pastor is vital for a united church vision. Open communication, mutual support, teamwork, guidance-seeking, boundary respecting, joint prayer, personal connections, and appreciation build trust and synergy between pastors over time. Continue Reading.

Brooke Ligertwood’s Tips for Crafting Dynamic Worship Setlists

Thoughtfully crafting a worship setlist is crucial yet challenging. It requires prayer, strategy, and understanding congregational needs over personal preferences. The goal is leading people on a holistic journey from gathering their attention to lamenting burdens and culminating in wholehearted praise of God’s awe-inspiring identity. Continue Reading.

Worship Leaders Are Butlers With Guest, Randy Rothwell

We live in a day and age where creatives in the church volley to have platforms as a means to express themselves and build their kingdoms. In efforts to put our imprint on things we usurp the Almighty and worship the created, instead of the creator. Our hearts our idol-making…

8 Reasons You Should Not Quit Ministry On Monday

Monday isn’t always a good day. You’ve probably heard about the proverbial pastor who offers his resignation every Monday. Find out why that’s such a bad idea. Continue Reading.

Worship Leading: 4 Major Ways To Improve

Leading people in worship to the Living God is an awesome privilege and really involves four major areas: music, worship, leadership (people) and your relationship with God. The more you understand and grow in each area, the stronger your worship leading should become. Continue Reading.

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