It’s easy to get caught in the details of memorizing lyrics and chord progressions that we miss something special. As worship leaders, every time we pick up a guitar or step up to the microphone, we’re doing much more than just playing music. We’re...
How to Avoid Burnout as a Worship Leader Burnout can sneak up on even the most passionate worship leaders. It often starts with a packed schedule, grows through unmet expectations, and ends with exhaustion, frustration, and sometimes even bitterness. But this isn’t...
5 Considerations When Building a Worship Set Planning a worship set is one of the most important things a worship leader does every week. Songs are sermons that people will remember for years and years. (See “What happens when people sing”) And, worship...
6 Important Worship Leader Tools A craftsman must keep his tools sharp. No matter what your trade or calling is, if you want to do it well, you need to have the proper tools. There is nothing more frustrating or inefficient than trying to do something without the...
As a worship leader, you’ve probably faced the challenge of not having enough musicians to support your ministry. You’ve already asked your pastor to announce the need for musicians from the stage, but still nothing. So, what do you do next? While there are short-term...
Would you say that your worship team has a healthy culture? Does the team arrive early? Do they show up prepared? Does your team encourage each other and serve one another? What are they passionate about? What makes them tick? How do they react when there’s a...
