My three teenage children went to a youth camp recently.

Who Are You Chasing? New pedals?
Bethel’s vibe? Happiness? A bigger worship team?

Do you love rehearsals as much as I do? I admit sometimes they are more fun than the actual service.

I’m working with a worship team that has been trained well.

Very early in my worship leading journey, I attended a worship conference that marked me for life.

We live on a volcano. Don’t worry. It’s sleeping.

I’m using an app on my iPhone to track my activity level.

We invited some friends over for Sunday brunch and worship at our farm.

On Sunday, we visited a church we hadn’t been to before. While the eight of us filed in a few minutes past starting time and found our seats in two rows, two leaders addressed the congregation.

My wife has taught me many things.

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

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.

“Good morning, (CHURCH NAME)! We’re glad you’re here. It’s a beautiful day to worship the LORD. Would you stand and sing with us?”

I was rehearsing the team and we were deciding how to arrange a song.

One of your lids as a worship leader may be leading the same room over and over.

They didn’t know what was coming. In their wildest dreams, what was about to occur was 100% impossible.

Twenty-four hours ago, I was leading worship. How did it go? 

How do I know the answer?

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

Raise your hand if (almost) every time you’re leading Build My Life…

“Next month, we’re going to audition everyone that’s on the team, and not everyone is going to make it.”