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Here’s what a devotional looks like…
Devotionals consist of two parts:
First - you and your team will work your way through a devotional that unpacks a key theme for the study.
Second - after you read the devotional, you and your team will be given a set of questions to reflect on.
This is where the true transformation and learning happens.
These questions will give your team a chance to discuss what they’ve just learned and how it applies to your specific church.
All in all, your devotional time will be about 15 minutes long - 5 minutes of teaching and 10 minutes of discussion (or longer if your team is talkative!).
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What devotionals are included?
Why We Sing
Take your team through a study of Colossians 3:16. In this study your team will learn why we should sing, what we should sing, and what the purpose of our singing is.
OUTLINE:
Week 1 - Should we sing?
Week 2 - What should we sing?
Week 3 - What’s the purpose of our singing? (Part 1)
Week 4 - What’s the purpose of our singing? (Part 2)
OBJECTIVE:
By the end of this study, your team will have a clear Biblical foundation for why we sing on Sundays. They will know that we sing because God commands it, we should sing the Word of Christ, and we should do it all to teach and admonish one another with thankfulness in our hearts to God.
Biblical Worship
Take your team through a study of 4 biblical examples of what true worship looks like and how to apply those principles to their own worship.
OUTLINE:
Week 1 - What Does Your Worship Cost?
Week 2 - The Alabaster Jar
Week 3 - Cast Your Crowns
Week 4 - A Living Sacrifice
OBJECTIVE:
By the end of this study, your team will have a clear understanding of the importance of bringing God our best in worship, the power through which we lead worship, and worship as a lifestyle - not just a Sunday morning event.
What Is…?
Lead your team through expanding their understanding of worship, their role as a worship leader, and what it means to “win” when it comes to leading worship.
OUTLINE:
Week 1 - What Is Worship?
Week 2 - What Is CORPORATE Worship?
Week 3 - What Isn’t A Worship Leader?
Week 4 - What Is A Worship Leader?
Week 5 - What Is The Worship Leading WIN?
OBJECTIVE:
By the end of this study, your team will be able to clearly articulate what worship is, know what their role is as a worship leader on Sunday mornings, and know how to “win” in their leading every Sunday.
Freedom
Lead your team in experiencing true freedom in their worship leading through trusting in the promises of God and preparing properly.
OUTLINE:
Week 1 - Freedom to enter the presence of God
Week 2 - Freedom to celebrate
Week 3 - Freedom to worship and lead worship
Week 4 - Freedom from mistakes
Re-Evaluate
Take your team through a study of celebrating what God has done in the past and preparing for what He’ll do in the future.
OUTLINE:
Week 1 - What Can We Celebrate?
Week 2 - What Can We Improve?
Week 3 - What Are We Doing?
Week 4 - Why Are We Doing It?
OBJECTIVE:
By the end of this study, your team will celebrate what God has done in the past season of ministry, identify what they can improve for the next season of ministry, and craft tangible, achievable goals to continue developing their worship leading.
No “I” In Team
Lead your team through learning what their collective and individual role is as a worship team member.
OUTLINE:
Week 1 - What’s Our Objective?
Week 2 - Your Musical Role
Week 3 - Your Spiritual Role
Week 4 - The Missing Team Member
Week 5 - Beyond Sunday Morning
OBJECTIVE:
By the end of this study, your team will be unified around a singular mission every single Sunday, understand what their individual responsibilities are as a team member, and start fulfilling those responsibilities outside of Sunday morning.
Unselfish Worship
Lead your team in exploring how putting others first helps us lead worship well.
Outline:
Week 1 - Putting God First
Week 2 - Putting Your Team First
Week 3 - Putting Worship First
Week 4 - Putting Your Church First
Week 5 - Putting Your Pastor First
Ready For Use
Lead your team through a discussion on what it means to be truly prepared to lead worship. (Hint: it’s about more than just learning how to play a few songs!)
Outline:
Week 1 - Spiritually Prepared
Week 2 - Musically Prepared
Week 3 - Relationally Prepared
Week 4 - Worshipfully Prepared
Easter: The Preparation Is Worth The Celebration
A 15 minute, no prep ahead of time, 4 week devotional, that will lead your team in properly preparing to lead worship and learning how the death and resurrection of Jesus transforms how we worship God!
OUTLINE:
Week 1 - The Preparation Is Worth The Celebration
Week 2 - Run To The Tomb
Week 3 - Easter Transforms Our Worship (Death)
Week 4 - Easter Transforms Our Worship (Resurrection)
We Are ALL Worship Leaders
An 8-week, no prep ahead of time devotional designed to develop worship team members who PREPARE for worship well, SERVE your church well, and LEAD worship well.
Here’s an outline of the study:
Week 1 - What is a worship leader?
Week 2 - When you are a worship leader… you prepare well
Week 3 - When you are a worship leader… you put others’ needs before your own
Week 4 - When you are a worship leader… you take ownership of what you do
Week 5 - When you are a worship leader… people look to you for guidance
Week 6 - When you are a worship leader… you get to know the people that you are leading
Week 7 - When you are a worship leader… you represent your church on stage and off stage
Week 8 - When you are a worship leader… you are always a worship leader
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You will receive a link to download the PDF devotionals immediately after your purchase.
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No. Feel free to print as many copies of the devotionals as you need for your worship team members.
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I offer a 30-day money back guarantee. Start going through the devotionals with your team, test it out, and if you don’t love the devotionals send me an email and I’ll refund you immediately. No questions asked!
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Nope! All you need to do is print out a copy of the devotional for your team each week, read it during your rehearsal, and answer the provided discussion questions.
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I aim to make each devotional about 5 minutes of reading. Then your team should take 10 minutes to go through the provided discussion questions to unpack the topic and apply it to your specific worship ministry. In total, your devotional time will be about 15 minutes.