As I’ve been reading through 1 Peter recently, I can’t help but notice the dramatic transformation that took place in Peter’s life. In the Gospel narratives, Peter is portrayed as a bit rough-and-tumble, opinionated, brash and aggressive, and quick to speak. When he was baptized in the Holy Spirit in Acts 2, though, the dynamic … More A Message to Church Leaders
One of my favorite things to do is disciple people, especially those who feel a call toward career ministry! And I have blogged extensively over the years about leading worship and being a worship pastor—let’s explore that a bit. So you feel called to be in music ministry? Awesome! Serving in ministry is one of … More Job Description of a Worship Pastor
Friends, I sincerely hope each of you had a very wonder-filled Easter. Sorry for not posting last week, although I’m sure you understand. Easter is one of those ‘on’ times for the Church, and I must say I’m actually glad Easter Sunday (with all its rehearsals, late nights, busyness, and planning) has passed—but I am … More Five Practical Ways to Be a Better Worship Pastor: Jacob Clark
I am passionate about investing into worship teams. I am passionate about learning, growing, and leading. I trust you are, as well. The paramount worship of our God is simply worth us leaders constantly and consistently developing ourselves into the most effective leaders (re: servants) we can be. I know my thoughts are at best a drop … More 10 Ways to Lead Your Worship Team Better: Leading Worship, 025
It’s Thursday again, folks, and I pray this blog finds each of you doing well – and that you are starting the year off strong! What I wanted to share with you today is the idea of “platform dress responsibilities,” as I like to call them. I’m willing to bet that many of you worship … More Dress Code: Leading Worship, 023
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