Articles in the Featured Category

Why Sermons? If Jesus came today would he preach?
Posted in Featured, Outreach, creativity, leadership on 16 August 2010

I know that I’m walking a tight-rope with this post, but it’s something I’ve been doing a lot of thinking about (as with worship services in general). (This post is only meant to invoke thought, not bash sermons.) I know the history. I know that Jesus taught. I know that Peter and Paul and others [...]

Building Momentum In a Worship Minsitry during the down months of summer
Posted in Featured, Spiritual Preparation, Volunteers, Worship Ministry, leadership, time-management on 2 August 2010

If you’ve been leading worship for long, you’ve undoubtedly been through a summer lull. I’m definitely there right now. People go on vacation with no consideration, it seems, for your needs as a worship leader. It’s almost as if they have their own lives apart from your worship ministry and that they’d rather be on [...]

Tech you should be using in your worship arts ministry
Posted in Featured, Tech on 26 July 2010

As a follow up to this last podcast I wanted to give you a little more info on some tech you should definitely be making use of in your worship arts Ministry. I know that Kevin & I may not agree on this list, but to me, these are essentials. They may not be the [...]

Wanna be on the podcast?
Posted in Featured, podcast on 30 June 2010

Do you want to be on our podcast? We’d love to have you. Yes, You. The person reading this post. Asking yourself, why would they want me. Well, we want you. Why you? Because we want real people on the podcast. Worship Ministry Catalyst is a networking resource for ALL worship leaders and ALL Worship [...]

Playing with a Metronome/Click – it will change your life.
Posted in Band Tips, Featured on 29 June 2010

If you don’t have your band playing with a metronome or click track, you most definitely should. We do, almost every song of every weekend. It was hard at first. I’ll give you that. It took us some getting used to, but once we did – oh the joy! There’s no longer a question of [...]