Worshiping God While on Vacation
My friend, Michael Moore, just left me a comment on A Successful Life Is a Worshiping Life. But this is so good I wanted to highlight his thoughts in a post. He is beginning a wors
Paul Baloche Answers Worship Leaders’ Questions During Webinar
Today I sat in on a live and interactive webinar with song-writer and worship pastor, Paul Baloche – you know, the guy who wrote such great praise songs as Above All and Op
Worship Leader Magazine’s Summer Netcourses!
I am very honored to be included in the summer line-up of instructors for Worship Leader Magazine’s online courses. These are incredible, completely interactive and live cou
Handling Interruptions in Worship Services
Here is an excerpt from an excellent article by Joe McKeever. You can read the full article in this week’s edition of Rick Warren’s Ministry Toolbox. Enjoy! Most chur
Deep Worship That Reaches the Unchurched
The following excerpt came from an article in last week’s edition of Rick Warren’s Ministry Toolbox. Oh, that every congregation’s leadership understood these
4 Articles about Worship on Pastors.com!
God is constantly good! Today marks our fourth article to be featured on Pastors.com and Rick Warren’s Ministry Toolbox. Pastors.com is by far the most popular site for pas
Using Visual Arts in Worship
The following article is scheduled to run on Rick Warren’s Ministry Toolbox soon. I thought I would give you, my faithful readers, a “sneak preview”! Blessings!
Regaining Credibility in Our Corporate Worship
One of the most powerful messages I have heard preached on the topic of worship came recently from my pastor, Randy Norris. He leads a new church plant in Hoover, Alabama, calle
Sound Wisdom on Production in Worship Services
I recently asked my friend, Phil Jenkins of Internally Sound, to write an article that overviews the role and importance of production in a church worship gathering. I have had the
How Much Praise Music Is Enough in a Service?
Forgive me if that sounds like a strange and rather unbecoming question for a major proponent of praise. However, for many of us as worship leaders, it is a question that lurks in