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Worship Team Conflict | 5 Steps To Resolve Worship Team Conflict (Video)

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Let's say - hypothetically of course - you have a problem in your worship ministry...

A team member keeps showing up late to rehearsal.

There was an argument between a couple of members and now things are awkward.

Maybe you don't agree with your pastor on something.

While that would never happen on YOUR worship team (right?), how would you address that conflict?…

3 Questions To Ask Before Confronting A Difficult Worship Team Situation

If you're like most worship leaders, you've probably NEVER had to deal with conflict before... just kidding!

Any time you get a group of people together in any capacity, conflict will eventually arise.

As leaders, we need to know how to deal with it…

3 Ways To Motivate Your Worship Team To PREPARE For Worship Rehearsal (Video)

You know how it goes...

You pick out some worship songs and send the list out to your worship team.

Then, you show up to worship rehearsal and you realize NO ONE on your worship team is prepared to rehearse them…

5 Startling Reasons People QUIT Your Worship Team (Video)

Have you ever had someone quit your worship team?

It always hurts when someone leaves your worship team - especially when you're not sure what went wrong…

3 Ways To Address Someone's Musicianship On Your Worship Team

Ever have someone on your worship team who just isn't quite there musically?

It's hard to address those problems because pointing them out can feel like a personal attack. But, ultimately, you know that they can do better and you want to help them improve…

3 Questions To Ask Before Having Hard Conversations With Your Worship Team

Any time you're a leader of anything, there are going to be problems that you have to solve. Leaders are problem solvers.

And sometimes, solving those problems means having to have difficult conversations with worship team members. Conversations about not showing up to rehearsal on time. Conversations about not being prepared. Whatever it is, GOOD leaders are not problem AVOIDERS, they're problem SOLVERS…

3 Questions To Ask Yourself When People On Your Worship Team Don't Do What You Want Them To Do

It's inevitable. There are going to be problems that come up in your worship team. Any time you work with a group of people - worship team members or any other group - there are going to be moments when you are let down.

In those moments, the default reaction is to blame the other person. "I don't understand. Why they can't just show up on time?" "Everyone else is prepared for rehearsal. Why haven't they learned their part?" - All of these are negative questions. They're focused on the other person…

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