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All in Service Planning
Unfortunately, our times of singing often end before we've reached our final destination. We've stopped short of our final goal. We end without fulfilling the ultimate purpose of our gathering.
I left my church disappointed. I found myself wishing our church family was more engaged. More hands in the air. More passionate singing. More of an obvious, visible work of the Lord.
The songs, the teaching, special elements, and communication from last Sunday’s Service.
A tremendous amount of our news, entertainment, and social interactions come to us through video. Videos are an amazing way to learn, connect, and get inspired. It's no surprise that more and more churches are shifting their communication to a video format.
Inviting a guest worship leader or band to your church has so many benefits. Use these four practices to make the most of the next time you host a guest worship leader.
Looking for some fresh songs for Easter Sunday? Start with these six recent releases.
Easter Sunday. For many of us church leaders, this is one of the biggest days and biggest challenges of the year.
Take a look at the different music, scripture, and media elements we incorperated into our Christmas Eve services at Calvary Monterey.
Through the years I’ve had the privilege of leading dozens of worship events. I’ve made plenty of mistakes along the way.
Looking for some worship songs to lead this Easter Sunday? Here are a few ideas to get you started.
I remember the first time I saw someone flow from one song to another seamlessly. Continuing to play as someone came to pray or give instruction and then going into another song at just the right time. I realized this was an entirely different skill from leading a pre-designed worship set.
I’ve lead worship in hotel courtyards in Guatemala, garages in Ohio and, beaches in Florida and hillsides in Israel. Leading worship in small gatherings can be a challenge.
January is a month for reflecting on the year behind and dreaming for the year ahead. One of my personal highlights of 2016 was Christmas weekend.
Although I love Christmas music and have listened to countless Christmas albums, secular and sacred, from decades past and present, finding songs that our team and I can effectively lead for our Sunday gatherings can be tough.
The Sunday after Thanksgiving is filled with opportunity. While the whole country is expressing their gratitude we as the Church and children of God have the ultimate reason for thanksgiving. Salvation through Jesus Christ.
