There are so many worship leading responsibilities it can be difficult to take a day off.
But, taking a day off is one of the BEST ways you can make sure you have a sustainable worship ministry…
5 Things Worship Leaders Need To Do BEFORE Going On Vacation
3 Ways Worship Leaders Can Make The Most Of The Summer Ministry Season
3 Rhythms of Rest To Continue As Your Church Starts Meeting In Person Again
I'm sorry to tell you but if things haven't already gotten crazy busy at your church, they're about to.
As churches resume in person gatherings, you're going to feel a pull on your time and energy more than you've felt these past couple of months.
That's why it's so important to protect your REST as you return to in person church!…
Saturday Challenge - Rest Before You Lead Worship On Easter
3 Things Worship Leaders Can Do To Prepare For The New Year
New years are always filled with excitement. The unknown lurks around that switch from your "2019 Cat Calendar" to your "2020 Special Edition Baby Yoda Calendar" that your kids got you for Christmas.
And perhaps that excitement and unknown is present in your worship ministry as well. What will the new year bring?…
3 Ways To Rest After Christmas
Saturday Challenge - Rest Before Christmas
3 Reasons To Not Neglect Rest This Christmas Season
I know how it is. It's the Christmas season and your worship leading life is crazy right now.
There are a hundred and one things that you could be doing to prepare for this Sunday and a million more you could be doing to get ready for your Christmas services. Your to-do list is LONG this time of year!…
3 Steps To Take An Entire Week Off
Ahh.... the elusive day off. That in and of itself can be hard to commit to. But what if I told you, if you follow 3 simple steps, you can take an entire week off? It's really that simple.
We all know time off for rest is important but rarely do we feel comfortable taking it. What will my church think? How will my weekly responsibilities get done?…
3 Keys To Help You Prioritize Rest In Ministry
Do you prioritize rest in ministry? Or are you constantly working with no end in sight? Burnout is a very real danger in ministry especially in the 21st century where we are more accessible than ever before. At any moment, you could get a call or text or email from someone needing you to do something. This increased connectivity has pushed ministry boundaries to their limit encroaching on a biblical command - rest. It is now more important than ever to prioritize rest…