It seems that since Covid, people's attention spans and commitment levels have plummeted to near zero. This is a problem when we're trying to lead a team! How do we get our scattered teams re-engaged,

Everybody wants to build a thriving worship team. The truth is, building anything in life is HARD! This is especially true regarding team building. Healthy teams take work, sacrifice, time, and COST u

The average church in America is 80 people. And the vast majority of churches in the US are under 200 people. Small churches are not smallthey are actually NORMAL. Big churches are abnormal. So how c

We live in a noisy world. But God speaks to us in a "still small voice". It's easy to miss. As worship leaders, we need to make time and space to hear from the Lord. We can't give to others if we're n

Many worship leaders have never been taught the purpose of a worship set. Nor have they been taught HOW to build a set that flows musically and thematically toward a climactic destination of God's glo

Many of us lost team members after the pandemic. In fact, some of us feel like our teams were decimated. We don't have enough musicians, and the musicians we DO still have are stressed and less reliab

What if we've been focusing on the wrong goals in our worship ministry? What if social media / YouTube has convinced us that success in worship ministry means musical excellence, fancy production, and

Should all of our worship songs be addressed TO God? Is it weird to sing about God when Hes right there in the room? When is a testimonial song appropriate in a worship set? Andi Rozier and I answer

How do we give negative feedback to a faithful team member? If a volunteer team member is doing something that we (or the congregation) doesnt like, are we allowed to tell them? If so, how should we

Have we boxed the Holy Spirit in? If God wanted to move and change our service order, would we allow Him? How can we balance spontaneity and planning in our worship services? Thats what Andi Rozier a