Leading worship is more than just performing songs; it’s about connecting with the congregation and guiding them in a shared spiritual experience. Dan Wilt delves into four effective strategies to truly “read” your congregation as you lead worship. From gauging their spiritual temperature to keenly observing their reactions and seeking feedback, Wilt offers invaluable advice to ensure worship leaders foster a deeper, more meaningful connection with their congregations.
How to Lead Worship When You’re In a Spiritual Rut
Ever felt like you’re just going through the motions when leading worship? You’re not alone! Alex Enfiedjian dives deep into the challenge of leading worship when you’re in a spiritual rut. From evaluating your life for sin to shifting your focus and stepping out of your comfort zone, he offers 4 transformative ways to reconnect with God and reignite your passion.
What Does The Bible Say About Drums In Church?
Drums in church – a beat that divides opinions! Explore the age-old debate surrounding the role of drums in worship. Drawing from Biblical references, cultural contexts, and the essence of worship, this article sheds light on the harmony between ancient Scriptures and modern beats.
Why Smaller Churches Must Be Better at Hospitality than Larger Churches
In a world where first impressions matter, smaller churches face a unique challenge: they must excel in hospitality more than their larger counterparts. Sam Rainer delves into the reasons why this is crucial and how it can actually be an advantage for smaller congregations. From understanding the difference between mere friendliness and genuine hospitality to actionable steps that can transform a visitor’s experience, Rainer emphasizes the power of personal connections in faith communities.
The Rise and Fall of Evangelical America
The ebb and flow of evangelicalism in America is under the microscope in this compelling piece by Breakpoint. Drawing inspiration from Jesus’ parable of the sower, the article delves into the meteoric rise and subsequent decline of evangelicals over the decades. Was it a mere surge of shallow belief or a deeper issue rooted in worldview and cultural currents? Amidst the backdrop of secularization and the rise of the “nones,” the authors emphasize the power of a faith deeply rooted in truth and the importance of intact families in nurturing it.
Three Worship Myths That Frustrate Smaller Churches
Many smaller churches feel pressure to emulate the worship styles of larger churches. But chasing the latest trends is not always best. Jon Nicol debunks three common myths about leading worship in a smaller church setting. You don’t need all the latest bells and whistles for relevant, authentic worship. Focus on using what you have rather than unrealistic expectations.
4 Best Practices For Recruiting New Team Members
Building a strong worship team takes careful recruitment. When it’s time to fill open positions, where do you start? How do you find people with the right talents and spiritual maturity? Dan Wilt offers four best practices to help identify and onboard suitable team members. He explains where to look for prospects, how to assess skills through auditions, the importance of articulating your worship philosophy and expectations up front, and why prayerfully waiting for the right fits is better than rushing to appoint.
Get Ready To Lead Worship: Tips for Praying with Confidence
Do you struggle with leading public prayer? You’re not alone. Many worship leaders feel intimidated praying aloud. But prayer is an essential worship leading skill that you can master. Worshipscores shares tips to pray with boldness and authenticity. When your public prayers overflow from private worship, you’ll lead with ease.
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