In this week's episode of The Heart of Worship Podcast we have two special guests with us. In the first half of the podcast, Dwayne interviews Dr. Terry Hadaway, an online specialist at Amazon and also a long-time consultant for churches and businesses on how to connect with people online. Terry shares helpful
By Dwayne Moore The following is the third a three part post on the five things worship leaders need for great stage presence. For part 2 of the post, click here! 5. Authenticity Another vital characteristic is authenticity. This is a really important one. It's subjective idea, because people can't know your heart when you're on
By Dwayne Moore The following is the second a three part post on the five things worship leaders need for great stage presence. For part 1 of the post, go here! 3. Communication There are several ways we can communicate as we stand on the platform. To most effective, our team needs understand what each
By Dwayne Moore The following is the first a three part post on "What Worship Leaders Need" for Great Stage Presence: In 1 Samuel 16, God instructed Samuel to go to Bethlehem where he would meet up with Jesse and anoint one of his sons to be the next king of Israel. Jesse had several
with Dwayne Moore Check out last weeks webinar on planning services and song sets for your church! https://vimeo.com/343832097
By Dwayne Moore In the past two articles, we've looked at how worship leaders need a pastor's inspection. That was part one. In part two we considered that a worship leader needs their pastor's involvement. In this article we will look at the third and final thing that every worship leader needs from their pastor,
By Dwayne Moore In our first part to this series, we discussed the worship leader's need of inspection from their pastors. Today we will discuss something that I believe is even more important, and that's involvement! The pastor needs to be involved with the music or worship or arts ministry. This is very important to
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By Dwayne Moore I have been leading worship and working as administrative pastor and other capacities in churches for many years. I've sung and spoken in over 1,000 churches and conferences. I've met many worship leaders and I've also spoken with many pastors over lunch in other places. And some things that I've noticed from
By John Martin One of the most important relationships within the church world is the relationship between the lead pastor and the worship pastor. Let’s face facts, while many staff relationships can fall below the radar, the lead pastor and the worship pastor are front and center every week. No way to hide any awkwardness
