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He walked into his new church in Nashville, watched the worship team, and his first thought was: good, nobody needs me here.
That is the American Idol runner up talking. He had just come off a national stage, and what he felt was relief.
So he served on the parking team instead.
In this conversation Clark Beckham talks about the tension of getting pulled ...
Every person on their worship team has an expiration date.
At Southeastern University, students audition, get developed, lead for a couple of years, then graduate. The team rebuilds itself constantly. It still works.
Chelsea and Austin, who everyone calls Shuff, lead SEU Worship, a campus ministry of sixty to eighty college students leading chapel three and fo...
Paul Baloche has been leading worship for over thirty years. He will also tell you there were many, many weeks he never sat down with the Lord on his own, then stood on a platform anyway and said, "Hey guys, let's worship the Lord."
He borrows his wife's line for it: busyness is the enemy of intimacy.
Paul wrote "Open the Eyes of My Heart," "Above All," and "H...
The best piano player in your church might be the wrong person for your team.
Keith makes the case that an audition is not American Idol. It's the first thing that teaches someone what kind of team they're joining, before they ever play a note.
You'll hear how to build an application that asks about someone's story and not just their instrument, the everyday c...
Put a bunch of similarly gifted people on one worship team and something quietly goes bad.
Jordan Howerton calls it poison: the jealousy and comparison that takes root when you start wondering why someone else got that campus, that song, that recording.
He also thinks celebration is the antidote, and his teams practice it out loud at every huddle.
In this...