Category Archives: Answer Bag
Dashboard Confessional: Clicktracks with In-Ears
You can find the our Aviom video mentioned above here : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q7Rczu3Pkv0 You can watch the video we mentioned from Bryan Nelson here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8iTcg410mzA
Answer Bag: “How To Confront Someone Using Worship as a Platform”
QUESTION:How Can We Lovingly Confront?” “How can someone lovingly confront someone who is using the church platform to promote himself/herself?”
Dashboard Confessional: Getting Passion In Your Team
On a mobile device and can’t see the video above? Click here. Here are some basic articles that we refered to in the video that should help you in the path of selecting new members for your Worship team. Holding Worship Auditions Knowing How To
Dashboard Confessionals
On a mobile device and can’t see the video above? Click here. Have something that you would like to see or hear discussed on “Dashboard Confessionals”? Use the form below to email Jason!
When Its Time To Cut The Tie
QUESTION:Define Moral Failure? You stated in a past article that you have removed individuals due to moral failure. I had to remove a band member for moral failure, but have been accused of being judgmental. Some are saying ‘we all sin and have fallen short
How Do You “Train-Up” Musicians in Worship?
From Tom Williams, serving in Powell, TN Question: I lead the singing in a fairly new (2 year-old) contemporary service at a small (250 member) traditional United Methodist church. We have 30 to 60 attendees at our 9 am contemporary service. Our only instruments are
Using Secular Music In Worship
From Craig Hedrick serving in Belmont, NC Question: I wanted to ask if you use much secular music in your seeker services, do you change lyrics and things like that? We have been doing some of that with a fair amount of success but I
Do You Talk Too Much?
This is post 1 of 3 in the series “Talking As A Leader” From Gordon Moore, serving in Spain QUESTION:Talk Much? “Do you talk much when leading worship services? Some worship leaders say almost nothing while others talk as much as some preachers. How do