The Worship Pastor vs. Worship Leader
What’s the difference between a worship pastor and a worship leader? Watch as Marty Reardon explains this helpful distinction, and discusses how it relates to preparation for the divine service.
What’s the difference between a worship pastor and a worship leader? Watch as Marty Reardon explains this helpful distinction, and discusses how it relates to preparation for the divine service.
What would your words sound like if you heard them coming from someone else’s mouth? Would they be life-giving or cutting? Jenn Petersen shares how the sharp tongue of criticism is something that we need to put to death.
Most of the time, we see the worship leader as providing music while the preacher provides the words. Emily Vermilya shares a different perspective of how the worship leader and the pastor are to work together to tell and retell the story of God.
If Scripture should hold a central place in our worship and formation, which passages should we make sure our worship team members know carefully? Read this piece by Rob Still for 10 essential suggestions.
On some of our more recent Weekly Breathers, we have been opening our hearts to contemplation and connection with God using art. Today, Winfield Bevins shares with us an ancient method he found that helps his soul connect with our Creator God: iconography.
Looking for Scriptures, quotes and poems to use for Palm Sunday? We provide a list of appropriate materials to help you.
Typically, we shout Hosanna in a celebratory way while our sweet children wave palm branches on Palm Sunday. But, Hosanna is not always a joyful cry. Keith Turner shares the meaning of the word Hosanna and what it means as a cry of desperation: “Lord, save now!”
What are the benefits of being mindful about the way we structure the atmosphere of our places of worship? Donald Richmond discusses the importance of the sights, sounds and smells in our places of worship.
Is there a formula for successful worship? Mary Crowson weighs in on the topic and discusses how you can help worship in your congregation be as impactful as it can be.
When we enter a worship service, we bring with us certain expectations—the style of music, the call and response, the themes. In today’s video interview, worship leader Andy Piercy shares what typically characterizes what he calls the second stage of worship.
Have you been considering joining a house church? Let us help you! Andy Hogue offers some wise and witty reasons why you might want to reconsider the switch.
What is your sacrificial act of worship? Leah Hartman shares one of her daily offerings and reveals how being mindful of your own weaknesses and attitude can become a form of worship. It’s all about choices.