I started a long running poll last year asking the following question. Is your primary reason for staying at your church your pay? 222 church staffers(not a lot I know…I’m not Ed Stetzer) responded and to tell you the truth I was pretty surprised by the results, not because I have a hard time believing [...]
I was talking with a worship leader friend of mine over lunch about calling and the subject of ministry as a career came up. I am not, nor have I ever been, on staff, I am as I like to say full time volunteer. I’m not against paid staff at all, I believe there is [...]
The number of songs a worship leader has in regular rotation can really make a huge difference in how easily a congregation enters into worship, how bored the congregation and band are with the songs, how well the band performs, etc… It’s an area of worship I hope leaders put thought into and not just [...]
I use about 30 songs in my regular rotation. This is probably on the low end for being the only worship band at our church. I would imagine most churches in a “praise band” setup would have a larger rotation, but I guess we’ll find out in this post. Our vision at LCC is to [...]
We’re in the middle of a lot of posts on using loops in worship services, so I wanted to see where the majority lies in regards to usage of loops. No right or wrong answers here, just helpful to me for some ideas on future posts.
The results are in and they are conclusive. 83% of you said worship leaders who speak a lot either annoy or distract you during worship. I heard some complaints about how I started the poll, some saying it’s skewed for negative responses. My response to that is I’m not Zogby, I’m just a worship leader [...]
Let me layout the scene… You walk into the sanctuary and the worship leader opens with a nice prayer and then the guitar player opens with a great riff and off we go into the first jam. But in the middle breakdown the worship leader starts preaching on making a joyful noise and encourages you [...]
We started a poll a couple months back asking, “In general, how should worship music relate to culture?” Here are the results, which show % of total voters, not votes, since you could choose more than one answer. (That’s why it adds up to more than 100%) 34% – Counter-cultural in some ways 29% – [...]
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Natalya Rowley: Very informative article post.Much thanks again....
Mark: Great video! Exactly what I needed. Many thanks!...
Jeremy: Kyle, I like this. Not the singing per say, but t...
Kyle Campos: Sorry to hear that. I think there's something...
cathy: No longer following you, it is never funny to make...
Is your primary reason for staying at your church your pay?
Total Voters: 222
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