Articles in the creativity Category
Posted in Featured, creativity on 4 February 2010
A while back…ok, quite a while back I started writing a bit about using a creative team to plan worship services. (If you missed that article check it out here.) Well, here we are back in the saddle again.
This topic among discussions of creativity is probably one of the most important and yet, one of [...]
Posted in Worship Ministry Catalyst, creativity, podcast on 10 June 2009
Do you know what I’m talking about? You know….(long awkward pause)…. quiet song …… (long awkward pause with weird, random instrument noises) …. Loud song (scared to death from the shock of the loud sound, heart rate jumps through the roof). ….. beuler….beuler…. Etc.
Picking up from last week’s episode we’re talking once [...]
Worship Ministry Catalyst Podcast - Episode 0038 - Flow [34:49m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download (30)Posted in creativity, podcast on 3 June 2009
Routine, Rut, habit, pattern, whatever you like to call it, we all get into them. Well, this week, we’re trying to Bust Out. Not necessarily on the podcast, but in our Worship Services. Have you found yourself there? You want to be creative, you want to do things that people aren’t expecting, and you want [...]
Worship Ministry Catalyst Podcast - Episode 0037 - Creativity [32:06m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download (26)Posted in Featured, Worship Ministry, creativity on 9 February 2009
I’ve been doing a lot of thinking about Creativity lately. I know that many of you are a part of creative teams at your churches and you all have your own process for how come to your end result. I’ve been wanting to write what I know about how to utilize creativity in the local [...]
Posted in Songwriting, creativity on 6 February 2009
I just found a great article over on Chris’s page.
Here’s the link: http://www.chrisfromcanada.com/?p=1033
Here are some of the highlights from the article:
12:37 Chris – 5 Elements of a Great Song – #1 Define Your Purpose
12:38 Chris – ‘Songs that have universal appeal fall in to that trap. They have no specific purpose and no specific meaning.’
12:40 [...]



