How you can help your worship leader
The greatest joy of a worship leader is when people see more of Christ, when people’s burdens are lifted by Christ, when their hope and joy in Christ begins to rise.
Worship
3 things to look for in choosing hymns for corporate worship
The hymns of the church ought to be built on, shaped by, and saturated with the Word of God.
Ask Anything Live (Episode 10)
Norton Hall Band – Grace Greater
Hark, the Herald Angels Sing
Glory to the newborn King!
Come Thou Long Expected Jesus
Come thou long expected Jesus, born to set thy people free.
O Come, O Come Emmanuel
Rejoice! Rejoice! Emmanuel shall come to thee, O Israel.
What Child Is This?
This is Christ the King, whom shepherds guard and Angels sing.
Mary Did You Know with Carol of the Bells
An instrumental Christmas worship video
A Fresh Look at Martin Luther’s ‘A Mighty Fortress’
Since German is my first language, and since I grew up hearing this hymn from my parents first in German, I wanted to attempt a fresh version that might clarify a few obscure spots in the English text.
7 elements every worship service needs
As worship leaders, what we believe about God must always determine how we lead our churches.
Come Behold the Wondrous Mystery
“Come behold the wondrous mystery in the dawning of the King.” Matt Boswell sings with Boyce College in this new worship video.
Christ the Sure and Steady Anchor
How do you do family worship?
Three syllables is all you have to remember, read, pray, sing. Read the Bible, pray together and sing together.
Why do we gather for corporate worship? Five essential reasons
Listening to sermons online is generally a good thing but when it takes the place of gathering with God’s people to hear God’s Word in person much of what God intended for our growth as followers of Jesus gets lost.
Essential attributes of an effective worship leader
Leading a task that engages a holy God with such eternal implications should not be handled lightly.
A Call to Action
It’s not about you: leading worship and loving others
You don’t want to be the sort of worship leader who makes yourself the central reference point in every situation. As a worship leader or worship pastor, you must look past yourself and remember that you serve Christ and his church.