10 “What-if’s” For Worship Leaders To Ask
What if I spent an undistracted hour in God’s presence before I went to lead worship?
What if I spent an entire rehearsal simply worshiping with my team?
What if I spent more time memorizing Scripture than listening to new music?
What if I spent a little time everyday practicing and sharpening my musical craft?
What if I prayed daily for the congregation that I lead?
What if I admitted I’m not the best at everything and allowed other musicians/singers to rise up?
What if we had band prayer after worship in order to cement the truth that our acceptance before God isn’t based on our performance but because we’re his children?
What if we intentionally applied the truth of every song that we sing?
What if we experimented with worship services without music?
What if I tuned into the Holy Spirit’s voice as I led worship?
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This blog exists to help worship leaders do what they do better.
Sometimes it’s hard to reconcile the big concert stages with the every day practicality of leading worship in the local church. I want to help connect the dots. My writings are brief, practical, and applicable to being a worship leader in the local church today. Thanks for stopping by. I am a Worship Pastor at Allison Park Church in Pittsburgh, PA. You may or may not be a worship leader. Even thought I gear my writings towards that audience, I write plenty of content on leadership, devotional life, music, and ministry.
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Also, here are some of my top posts:
- 11 Questions Every Worship Team Member Should Ask
- How to Practice Better
- 10 “What-ifs” for Worship Leaders to Ask
- 7 Disciplines of a Good Worship Leader
- Apostles, Prophets, Evangelists, Pastors, Teachers, & Worship Leaders?
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