Is your Big Idea a God-thing?
Excerpt from ” Workbook for Success: How to Move a Vision Forward” by Dwayne Moore and Donald Kutala Before pulling the trigger on a big idea, we need to be confident i
GOD’S WILL AND OUR WORSHIP
By Dr. Clay Hallmark Senior Pastor at First Baptist Church, Lexington, TN. President of the Tennessee Baptist Convention (2021-2023) I am regularly asked by church members and othe
How to Pull Off a Successful Praise Band Set (with Only One Hour of Rehearsal!)
By Dwayne Moore I’ve been traveling in itinerant ministry since I was 10 years old. I’ve literally worked with hundreds of church praise bands over the years. Below is
Declare the Wonder
By John Johnson (US Ambassador for NLWI) (Editor’s Note: This is an article written by one of our Next Level Worship International Ambassadors and Lead Team from all around t
Improving the Sound of Your Worship Team: Tips for Utilizing Worship Technology Effectively
By Savannah Cone Incorporating worship technology into your church’s worship services can be an invaluable asset for improving the sound of your worship team. From soundboard
Africa Mission Trip ’23
Africa Trip Recap ’23 By dwayne moore Earlier this month we had the privilege to minister in two countries on the African continent: Uganda first, and then Zimbabwe. Ou
Lead People To Praise God
Lead People to Praise God By Shawn Stinson (US Ambassador for NLWI) (Editor’s Note: We are going to start to feature articles written by our Next Level Worship International
Growing In Worship
Growing in Worship: Taking Your Worship to The Next Level By Mark Bazal (Team leader NLW Pakistan) (Editor’s Note: We are going to start to feature articles written by our Ne
Here I Am – Part 1
Here I Am – Part 1 By Kayembe Mbiola, NLW Congo Ambassador (Editor’s Note: We are going to start to feature articles written by our Next Level Worship International Amb
Theology Shaping Worship: God Is Sovereign
By Savannah Cone [Editor’s Note: This is the next article in a series for our blog called “Theology Shaping Worship”, which has previously been featured in our weekly Monday