Newsflash: The Christian Music Industry is RUINING corporate worship!... okay... maybe it's not quite that dire.

I actually think that the Christian Music Industry as a whole is a net-positive on the corporate worship life of our churches. In fact, we'll talk about the positives in next week's video - How the Christian Music Industry is FUELING corporate worship…

I hate to break it to you but we've been getting Sunday morning corporate worship wrong for pretty much as long as I can remember.

We've been focusing on the wrong thing on Sunday mornings and I think it's time we fix it…

As worship leaders, it's so important for us to understand corporate worship vs personal worship.

Too often in churches on Sunday mornings, believers gather together in the same room and all have individual personal times of worship…

Sometimes improving your worship leading is less about learning a new skill and more about learning a new way of thinking.

When you shift your mindset - instead of just improving ONE area of worship leading - you improve several areas at once. Every decision you make can be filtered through this new mindset.

The result? Huge improvements in your worship leading simply by THINKING about things differently…

As a worship leader, you aren't just a song leader. You have the opportunity to TEACH your church.

Even if you don't have the official title, chances are you are pastoring your church in some capacity when you lead on Sunday mornings…

Leading worship online has brought a set of new temptations to worship leaders... and they're sneaky…

Last week we looked at the idea of reclaiming corporate worship.

The basic idea was that corporate worship has become synonymous with having a personal worship experience in a corporate setting. We get together with other believers in the same space and try to tune them out so that we can have our own experience with God…

I just got done having an awesome conversation with Nathan Drake over on the Reawaken Hymns YouTube channel…

For some reason, it seems to me, that there has been a growing misunderstanding of corporate worship in the modern church. Corporate worship has become synonymous with having a personal worship experience in a corporate setting…