Sometimes, confidence can make all the difference when presenting the gospel. Emily Barlow shares three tips that can help you be more prepared to lead.
We often assume that people know things, but sometimes they are afraid to ask. Emily Barlow shares why we should define what Easter actually is during the worship service.
Even non-traditional churches can benefit from worshiping with the church calendar. Emily Barlow shares how to celebrate the season of Lent.
Need ideas for your order of worship on Christmas Day? Emily Barlow shares some ideas.
If I asked you who your worship leaders are, what would you say? Emily Barlow explains how worship leaders can be found in some unexpected places.
Are you trying to find good songs for kids to sing? Emily Barlow shares some tips for choosing the best!
We can choose worship songs based on what we like to sing, or we can be much more intentional about it. Emily Barlow shares how important it is to choose music that will teach truth and encourage action.
Do you have trouble memorizing Scripture? Ever thought of singing it? Emily Barlow shares why singing Scripture helps us memorize it, keeps our theology in check, and connects us to other Christ followers.
Being intentional about planning worship is just the first step. In order to catch the vision for the things you can’t see, you need a team! Emily Barlow shares three ways a team can help you when planning worship.
You’re ready to take worship up a notch and begin to be more intentional about planning it out. You’ve developed a team. Now what? Emily Barlow shares 5 first steps for worship planning as a team.
We all live with certain traditions and practices, none more openly than the church. These practices and traditions often change over time, but occasionally, there comes a time when all the things we practice must be evaluated. Emily Barlow shares how her church evaluated and changed traditions and practices to fit a new worship service.
Every church has its own unique liturgy and rhythm. Emily Barlow shares wisdom about how changing the rhythm for a season can draw out the meaning that we may be missing out of habitual blindness.
