Worship Design Collective

What is the cure for the pain of the world? Elizabeth Rhyno explains what Mary's expectant worship can teach us about praising God for hope yet to come.

Are you looking for new songs to sing for your Easter service this year? Drew Causey shares five new songs that will speak forth truth.

What are the best books for worship leaders to read? Rob Still weighs in.

Think of the chord chart as a road map. The better the map, the more likely that people arrive at the destination. Six years ago a drummer I led worship with pulled me aside and shared some tips that I've incorporated into my chord chart creation from that time onward.

The Psalms can be very turbulent, filled with anguish, and raw with emotion, but also full of deep theology. That's plenty reason to sing the Psalms.

Joy to the world! Jonathan Powers shares a reflection for the Advent season.

While there is great value in offering ministries that are geared toward reaching and discipling people with age-appropriate tactics, the importance of intergenerational worship cannot be understated. The corporate worship gathering of the church should be the place where we collectively gather and respond to the invitation of God—to encounter His revelation.

In today's Seven Minute Seminary, Dr. Jonathan Powers encourages churches to design their worship services in a way that faithfully acts out the story of Jesus.

Reading keeps our minds sharp and helps us stay current in our understanding of our mission. Shannon Sigler shares some recommended reading for worship, culture, and the arts.

Would you worship during a funeral? Jonathan Powers shares why worship is important, even at the most solemn of services.