Leading worship for kids can be an incredibly difficult, yet rewarding experience. Here are 4 ideas to inspire you to place a high value on the worship times you have in your kids ministries!
Our role as worship pastors is to use the platform we’ve been given, the songs we write, and influence we have to steward others towards being people of redemption and mercy.
Social justice without the Gospel is a counterfeit of the real thing - merely a band-aid to a gaping wound. We need to respond with Gospel justice - responding out of the hope we have in Jesus Christ.
Worship band musicians should be Christians with character, who fit your church’s culture, are skilled at their craft, and lead with their countenance. Now let's unpack what that means...
To truly know how to worship God, one must know exactly what worship is. Chris Collins teaches us that worship is a full-life response - head, heart, and hands - to who God is and what He has done.
If you were at Verge 2014, you heard this song from Austin Stone. You can now relive that experience via video, read the lyrics and download the chord chart!
There's an old word that we don't use a whole lot in our language. And as I've been thinking more about this word and learning more about this word, it's really blown my mind how deep and how rich this word "ki... More...
In part 1, we looked at 3 ways leaders tend to sabotage themselves. In part 2, we looked at what your sheep are looking for in a leader. Now we’re going to look at practical ways you can implement this into your ministry.
In part 1 of pastoring your band, we looked at three temptations which can torpedo your ministry. Now we’re going to turn and look at what your band will be looking for from you as a leader.
Community is something that God intended for us to have to be able to express love for one another, exhort one another, and to even suffer with one another. The idea of community can encapsulate a lot of things.
I was in Holland, Texas*. Disciple Now season was in full swing and I had just walked off the stage after the first session of the weekend event. The worship service was, for lack of a better word, terrible. We... More...