Sunday Vlog #31: Don’t say ‘Thank You’
Usually thank you is a nice thing to say, but not always.
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Auditions: How to set them up, and how to tell someone ‘no’
In this video series we talk about auditions – how to set them up and how to say ‘no’ when someone doesn’t make the cut.
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How to remove someone from your worship team
As a worship leader, this may be the most difficult thing you have to do, but there are times when a team member needs to be removed (for various reasons). This is a guide how to navigate that.
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Peace Be Still – The Belonging Co (Lauren Daigle)
Learn to play Peace Be Still by The Belonging Co (Lauren Daigle), and hear our unique arrangement of the song
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How to get more musicians on your worship team – Four practical tips
These are songs that we love leading in our church that are working well for congregational worship
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5 (actually 6) of our favorite worship songs right now
These are songs that we love leading in our church that are working well for congregational worship
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King of My Heart – Bethel Music, John Mark McMillan
Learn to play King of My Heart by Bethel Music // John Mark McMillan, and hear our unique arrangement of the song
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How to build a culture of preparation in your worship team
Tips on how to develop a culture of preparation in your worship team
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How to play PADS in any iOS device with Soundboard Studio Lite
Soundboard Studio Lite is a free iOS app that allows playback of audio files (like PADS and Bumper Music) with support for crossfading.
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Reckless Love – Should we sing it in our churches? Is God reckless?
Should we sing Reckless Love in our churches? Is God reckless?
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5 tips for effective rehearsals
Rehearsals are vitally important to achieving excellence on Sunday mornings. Here are five tips for better rehearsals, plus a PDF download of our rehearsal schedule.
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5 ways to value your worship team (and create a culture where people love to serve)
Your team is essential to the success and effectiveness of your worship ministry. It is your job as a worship leader to value them and create a culture where they want to serve. Here are 5 ways to do that.
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