One of the most important things a worship team can do is set up on and off-stage guidelines. Many people may have different expectations and ideas for how the worship team members should dress and act to even be up on stage. So, where do we draw the line?
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We hear the word ‘excellence’ thrown around a lot in our worship communities. What exactly does it mean to be excellent in the context of musical worship?
Read MoreAt church, at work, with money, and more – what does it really mean to win as a Christian?
Read MoreGiving is obviously a big part of the Christmas experience, but it’s easy to forget the real purpose behind it. In this lesson we learn some of the best ways to be generous during Christmas.
Read MoreMost Christians today stop well short of the “full circle” picture Jesus had in mind for his followers.
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Follow-up conversations outside of group meetings allow you to get specific with people’s needs. They are also a great opportunity to help others learn to lead – so don’t do all the follow-up yourself.
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Sometimes a member of a small group will drop a shocking, major bombshell on the group. There is no way to prepare in advance for a shock you don’t know is coming, but if you are flexible, your group can rise to the occasion to be used by God. Here’s how.
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A lot of Christians don’t feel qualified to make disciples. They think they have to mature first and become more spiritual. But that’s a myth.
Read MoreIn order to unclutter Christmas, we need to prioritize serving in our schedule. Christmas celebrates a serving savior who met immediate and ultimate needs, so we should too!
Read MoreLearn a simple three-part framework that will help you understand the difference between believing something in your head and acting on it from your heart.
Read MorePart of uncluttering your Christmas means making room for relationships. The Christmas story demonstrates that we need to prioritize our relationships with God, our “family”, and outsiders.
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You have finished mentor training, and you are ready to take the next step and actually mentor someone.
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In this series, we investigate the history and beliefs of the Jehovah’s Witnesses and compare them to biblical Christianity.
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God knows everything, so what’s the point of prayer?
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Whenever an evangelical Christian and a Latter-day Saint discuss beliefs, they soon encounter the problem of terminology. To have meaningful faith conversations, never assume that your LDS friend understands common terms the way you do.
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Sometimes it is fun to mix things up a bit as a musician when learning the song set for Sunday...
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Jesus is the light of the world. Thus his followers should live as people of light, rejecting the secrets, lies, and evil ways we used to indulge.
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Serving on a worship team is a great opportunity to honor God and help other people pursue God.
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No matter where you stand on the issues, if you’re a follower of God, then you are commanded to pray for the president.
Read MoreLarry share’s his story of loss and addiction that lead him to living in an abandoned car.
Read MoreMany addicts cope with their pain by turning to drugs, alcohol or other addictive behaviors.
Read MoreAddicts tell all sorts of lies to keep others in the dark and themselves in bondage.
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Healthy communication with your team is vital to the success of your ministry. More than that, it is simply a part of living a life that honors God.
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In this article we are going to look at some battles between good and bad habits that you will have to face as a worship leader. While every worship leader has certain strengths and weaknesses, there are some fundamental habits that every person leading worship should possess.
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