What makes someone a superstitious worship leader? Might you be one?

You may be in one of those glorious seasons where you click with everyone on your team. Or…

All my adult life, I’ve carried extra weight.

How do you know when it’s time?

I never know what messages you are hearing from others, from yourself, from the voice of the deceiver.

I was reading the parable of the Good Samaritan in Luke 10:25-37 and was stuck by something Jesus did.

Some worship leader - senior pastor relationships are fantastic!

I’m not always aware of it when it happens. But something happens when the service officially starts: Something sneaks up on you and bites you on the behind.

“We must follow Christ together!”

My nephew David made the ideal, last-minute case for our family picture the night before we moved to Costa Rica two and a half years ago.

I had made it to eighth grade. My basketball career grew in spite of my culture shock from our transition from Costa Rica to San Antonio, Texas, about two years earlier.

Lead worship solo for a group of complete strangers. Don’t give them lyrics.

One of the core values of our world system is the avoidance of anything hard.

There was a famous golfer who was visiting the king of a country. The king wanted to give him a gift, so he asked him what he liked.

Plastered on most tithe envelopes (if such things still exist) lives a little hint: “God loves a cheerful giver.” Have you seen it?

We were enjoying a couple of days at the beach with some new friends, Dan and Chloe. On the final morning, they invited us to try surfing.

On a long enough timeline, all of us feel like temporary fakes. Sometimes the feeling lingers.

We walked up on stage and noticed that every single input and output had been unplugged.

I wish it didn’t exist. Sin. Leaders who sin. The evil that destroys. (all sin does)

We were 100% designed for freedom. Sadly, we don’t often live like it. What limits us?