Because most of you reading this are young and cool, I wanted to start by saying something relevant and hip, like “lit” or “fam” but for some reason, relevant and hip just doesn’t describe me. It’s not really who I am. Maybe the fact that I
Crystal and I have made several new friends here in North Dakota – including my Senior Pastor Mike and his wife Kiley. Kiley also serves on the worship team singing and playing keys. Kiley has a very unique gift for taking “junk” and restoring
In a world of worship where church worship is taking on more of a form of a concert with lights, hazing sanctuaries from smoke, and massive sound-systems – it is easy to become the focus of attention as a worship leader. One of our
Worship Leader Magazine is currently accepting nominations for the 2013 Reader’s Choice Awards. This is the 2nd year that the magazine has reached out to readers to get their input. Back when we were known as gotworship.net, we were honored to have Worship Leader
One of the joys I have had over the years from the website is being able to meet new people from (literally) all over the world. Still, I realize that there are many of you who happen by here from a tweet, a facebook
Worship leaders – don’t ever undervalue your sound techs. They are just as important to the worship in your church as you are. One major difference – they don’t get to take their instrument home each week and practice! With that in mind, I
By now you have probably heard about Google Glass – and probably tried to scheme on how to get your hands on your own pair. Recently, I read that the creative gurus are working on a project called “Glassware” – a series of apps that
I’ve been honored to speak at various worship seminars and conferences – most of which lead to Q&A sessions. Of all the questions I have fielded over the years – one is pretty consistent: What is the biggest piece of advice you can give
These days twitter has become overrun by parody twitter accounts of pastors, worship leaders, sound guys, guitarists…the list goes on and on. While we’d love for the focus to go away from glamorizing positions within the church…there are , all too often, truths in
I sent a tweet late last night…it was very simple: Can I call it like it is? If you're a worship leader…and haven't been in the WORD this week – evaluate what you are doing & why. — Worship Mentoring (@worshipmentorer) December 30, 2012