I understand the desire to pick a song based on what your pastor is preaching on. In fact, I think it’s a great idea to plan a response song after the sermon that matches what your pastor just preached on.
The thing is: there are 5 places you can go to find songs based on a specific topic. And I get the sense that not many people know about them…
Find it hard to speak between songs and have it come out authentically?
Maybe you've finally started incorporating speaking between songs into your worship leading but you're still reading them off a piece of paper.
There's nothing wrong with that when you're first starting out. But what if I told you there was an easy way to memorize your speaking transitions and have them come out naturally (so that you still sound like yourself!)…
I've got a secret method I use to write worship speaking transitions in 5 minutes or less...
And I'm not talking about tiny, little "Let's stand and worship." speaking transitions. I'm talking about speaking transitions that are filled with Scripture.
I use it pretty much every single time I lead worship…
Sometimes I wish I could go back in time and start leading worship all over again...
Of course hindsight is 20/20 - but if I knew what I know now about worship leading when I first started, I'd be miles ahead of where I'm currently at.
I made so many mistakes when I first started leading worship and they could have been avoided if someone had just told me what to do…
9 months ago I completely changed how I approach leading worship...
The key change for me was understanding that worship is a dialogue - it involves God speaking to us (through His Word) and us responding to Him.
As a result, I started incorporating Scripture every single week into my service. And not just a little bit of Scripture but whole passages of Scripture…