Podcasts about worship arts director

Today we'll be hearing from Uziel Romero (our Worship Arts Director). After he preaches a shorter sermon, we want to hear from YOU. How have you seen God at work in your life (we call them God stories)? What is God teaching you right now? We want to take time on this final Sunday of 2024 to highlight the greatness of God as we look back over 2024 and anticipate his movement in 2025!

In this milestone 200th episode of the Future Christian Podcast, hosts Loren Richmond Jr. and Martha Tatarnic celebrate with a roundtable discussion on clergy wellness, joined by Brian Davis, and Kinsie Tate. Together, they explore the challenges and opportunities surrounding pastoral health, sharing insights and personal experiences from their diverse backgrounds. The conversation delves into the importance of community, the performative nature of clergy life, and the challenges of burnout and mental health. The panelists share personal experiences and insights on navigating success and failure in ministry, the impact of competition among clergy, and the systemic issues facing the church today. They also discuss practical steps and resources for clergy to support their mental, emotional, and spiritual well-being, emphasizing the need for vulnerability and connection in ministry. Rev. Kinsie Tate is the Founder and Executive Director of Restore Clergy, a nonprofit organization whose mission is to support clergy with programs that improve wellness to cultivate faithful and sustainable ministry. She is a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor and has a private practice where she has facilitated growth and transformation for clients for over a decade. She completed her Master of Divinity at Phillips Theological Seminary and was ordained in the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) in 2007. She served as an associate minister for 3 years prior to returning to complete her Master of Education in Applied Behavioral Studies at Oklahoma City University in 2010. She became a Licensed Professional Counselor in Oklahoma in 2012 and a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor in California in 2021. She was certified as a Truce Coach in 2022. She lives in California with her spouse, who is United Methodist Clergy serving in a local congregation, and their 3 school age children.  FB: https://www.facebook.com/restoreclergy/ Insta: https://www.instagram.com/restoreclergy/ website: www.restoreclergy.com Brian Davis has been leading worship in the Denver-metro area for the last 25 years and has built relationships with dozens of churches all over the city. Authenticity and empathy have been hallmarks of Brian's leadership, and his intention is to use these attributes to coach other worship leaders and inspire greater creativity and deeper spiritual practice in the local church. Brian has three daughters, and he and his wife, Jess, live in Lakewood, CO. He also serves part-time as the Worship Arts Director at New Denver Church. Insta: https://www.instagram.com/greenroomleaders/ website: https://www.greenroomleaders.com/   Episodes Referenced: Martha Tatarnic: https://futurechristian.podbean.com/e/why-gather-with-martha-tatarnic/https://www.podbean.com/eas/pb-himxq-13e0aa9 Kinsie Tate: https://futurechristian.podbean.com/e/restore-clergy/ Brian Davis: https://futurechristian.podbean.com/e/the-pressure-to-perform-as-a-pastor-with-paul-romig-leavitt-and-brian-davis/   Presenting Sponsor: Phillips Seminary Join conversations that expose you to new ideas, deepen your commitment and give insights to how we can minister in a changing world.    Supporting Sponsors: Restore Clergy If you are clergy in need of tailored, professional support to help you manage the demands of ministry, Restore Clergy is for you!   Future Christian Team: Loren Richmond Jr. – Host & Executive Producer Martha Tatarnic – Co-Host Paul Romig–Leavitt – Associate Producer Dennis Sanders – Producer Alexander Lang - Production Assistant

We worship together in-person and stream our service each week. If you would like to watch the entire worship service, it is available to view on YouTube at www.youtube.com/@WPCRICHMOND/streams.Join us there, live, on Sundays at 10:00 am.This morning, we welcome Jennifer Morgan, our Worship Arts Director.Scripture: Matthew 25:31-46 and Revelation 1: 4-9

We worship together in-person and stream our service each week. If you would like to watch the entire worship service, it is available to view on YouTube at www.youtube.com/@WPCRICHMOND/streams.Join us there, live, on Sundays at 10:00 am.This morning, we welcome Jennifer Morgan, Worship Arts Director.Scripture: Matthew 10:24-39

Pastors and church leaders often face the pressure to "perform," whether that means always appearing as spiritually confident, emotionally intact, or even just always showing up as the idealized version of themselves. In our age of authenticity, how can pastors and church leaders balance the need to "perform" in some capacity while also being true to themselves? In this conversation with Paul Romig-Leavitt and Brian Davis, two veteran worship leaders who know what it's like to "put on a show" for thousands of people at a time, we talk about handling the pressures and how to lead in a healthy and sustainable manner.   Brian has been leading worship in the Denver-metro area for the last 25 years and has built relationships with dozens of churches all over the city. Authenticity and empathy have been hallmarks of Brian's leadership, and his intention is to use these attributes to coach other worship leaders and inspire greater creativity and deeper spiritual practice in the local church. Brian has three daughters, and he and his wife, Jess, live in Lakewood, CO. He also serves part-time as the Worship Arts Director at New Denver Church. Paul has been a worship leader and pastor in the greater Denver area since 2001 working in full-time positions in churches such as Crossroads Community Church in Parker, The Refuge in Broomfield, and Restoration Church in Denver. Along with working as a guest worship leader in many other churches in Colorado, Paul also works with the Aspen Institute in Aspen CO as the Production Manager for the Aspen Ideas Festival as well as a director with the Denver video production company Colorado Arts Productions. Paul is the Co-author of “Cue-Lines,” a collection of plays and sketches he co-wrote with Greg Stier for the Dare 2 Share conferences. He lives in Broomfield CO with his wife and two daughters. The Future Christian Podcast is a production of Torn Curtain Arts and Resonate Media.

Mike Von Behren (NOW Start Network Cultivator) interviews Gerod Bass, DCE, Worship Arts Director of Our Savior Lutheran Church (OSLC) in Tacoma, Washington. How do the arts and having and "open door policy" for a church building serve as a bridge into the community? Gerod tells the story of how OSLC launched a theater ministry after their sanctuary was destroyed in a fire, and digs into what discipleship looks like when you cross boundaries to share the love of Christ.

Welcome to Faith at the Fringe Sanctuary First's NEW podcast series Find out more. We're delighted to welcome back Ellyn Oliver, who brings along Jon Green, Worship Arts Director at Hope City Church. They talk with Albert and Jack about providing creative and varied worship services to Festival-goers during the Fringe. Listen to the Faith at the Fringe podcasts here on Sanctuary First, our App and you can also find us on Spotify, Apple Music and YouTube. Follow us on Spotify & Apple Podcasts OR Get the App!

Our beautiful Worship Arts Director, Katheryne Levin is retiring from Brentwood and we are so grateful for all she has done to make our music FAB for 23 years. She will be moving home and leaving Los Angeles and her last day is August 28th. How will we go on without her magic? It won't be easy. We love her and her legacy. Katheryne is a singer, musician, artist and leader. Her heart and soul is on display at every event at BPC and she transforms the music to a theatrical experience and TV show each and every week. Please check out our lovely church and it's many talents, here. Support the show

Season 2 kicks off with my friend, Hannah Busse. Hannah is the Worship Arts Director at Blackhawk Church in Madison, WI. She exudes grace and creativity! Hannah shares with us stories of hearing God's gentle and tender voice in the midst of anxiety or self criticism and what a gift that has been for her. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

As we begin a new year, Pastor Rob Bentz and Worship Arts Director Jacob Masen offer the White Lake church family a biblical vision on the importance of worship. Three important New Testament texts (John 4, Colossians 3, and Ephesians 5) reveal how corporate worship has two important directions. 

Mark Gersmehl and Scott Cruzen join the show to discuss in detail the story of Awaiting Emmanuel. Awaiting Emmanuel is a Christmas Production produced by Gersh and John Thorn that tells the story of Israel and their longing throughout history for a messiah. AE was written by Mark Gersmehl, Scott Cruzen, and John Thorn and performed for 5 years at a church where John served as Worship Arts Director.

Kellie Brown joins co-hosts Cyril Chavis Jr. and Noelle Shaw as they discuss the strong black woman while reflecting on the life of Sis. Kellie's mother-in-law, LaQuines Bernadette Goodwin Brown. We discuss how dear Momma Brown was to Sis. Kellie, her godliness and strength, and her sacrificial love. We also talk about what strength looks like for a black woman, particularly a black woman in Christ. You don't want to miss this!Mrs. Kellie Brown is the Operations Manager for African American Ministries in the PCA. She is also a Women's Shepherd, a church planter and assessor, and the Worship Arts Director at Christ Central Church in Charlotte, NC. 

Jenna Lanoue is one of the most creative humans on the planet - we're not even kidding! Jenna Lanoue grew up in Maryland and studied music before moving up to the North Shore of Boston where she has lived for 13 years. She is currently the full-time Worship Arts Director at a church in Newburyport, MA. Jenna, her husband J, and their pandemic puppy Kai love exploring the North Shore, trying new foods, and watching Survivor. JENNA RECOMMENDS: Here's the best chocolate chip cooke recipe ever in the world! Try them and let us know how you do! https://thedashleyskitchen.com/quick-chocolate-chip-cookies/ Follow Jenna on Socials: Instagram: @je_re_la Facebook: Jenna Lanoue Follow Megan on Socials: Website: www.meganefaulkner.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/meganefaulk Instagram/Twitter: @meganefaulk --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wife-me-up/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wife-me-up/support

Assoc. Minister Jason chats with former Worship Arts Director at The Well, Natalie Olsen. She's trying out retirement again after being such an essential piece at The Well through this turbulent year in the pandemic. She's looking forward to spending more time with her parents, grandchildren and being a member of the audience again, to enjoy worship at The Well. 

Listen as Pastor Rick and Gary Durbin (Redemption Chapel's Worship Arts Director) talk about the importance of worship through singing, what the Scriptures say about it, practical ways we encourage worship engagement at our church, and more. Books mentioned in this podcast: Sing! (https://amzn.to/2IcyYoT) and More Than a Worship Leader(https://amzn.to/3n5PvKi). For more resources on worship from Redemption Chapel go here: https://bit.ly/2IipKYu.

Continuing our conversation about the DNA of Awaken, Worship Arts Director, Melody Olson, share about true beauty. She illustrates the difference between how culture defines beauty and how scripture invites us to see beauty. 

In this podcast Ian Byrd interviews Ryan King, Worship Arts Director at River City Church, about his vlog and passion to help worship leaders and teams grow.

Courtney Heberer, Worship Arts Director shares today's message discussing the Holy Trinity. 

The tornado that struck the Dayton area the night of Memorial Day 2019 devastated numerous homes and businesses in our city. In its wake, we have seen the resiliency of Daytonians like never before. On today's podcast, we talk with Levi Crowley, the Worship Arts Director at SouthBrook Church in Miami Township, about how him and his family got involved to help those affected by the tornado, and how we can do the same. To volunteer with Samaritan's purse, visit this page. To donate food or to volunteer to #feeddayton, connect with Bogg. You can donate monetarily to relief efforts through American Red Cross. For more ways to volunteer, donate, and stay in the loop, visit this link.

My guest today is Todd Marshall. After 30 years in pastoral ministry God led Todd to start the ministry called Worship is Life. He also has a book by the same name. He speaks around the country (and you will hear around the world) on the fact that Worship is more than the few songs that we sing on a Sunday morning. He is also the Worship Arts Director for the Minnesota District of the Assemblies of God.   Show notes at: http://christconnection.cc/podcast/ 

Voices In My Head Podcast Episode #288: Jessica Crawford - Honestly Jessica was born into a family of deep faith and of rich musical history. Every Sunday morning, this great granddaughter of a fiery Pentecostal minister would watch from the pews as her mother would direct the church choir. In addition to church music, she also grew up inspired by her Granddaddy's play-by-ear instrumental talents and his Southern Gospel vocals that echoed the sound of her mother's childhood.  On her father's side, her paternal grandmother and great-grandmother were classically trained pianists and vocalists.  Despite her family's encouragement, Jessica struggled to see that the musical legacy from both sides of her family was establishing a future for her in music.  After a painful relationship left her seeking true purpose, Jessica finally surrendered to what can only be described as a persistent "call" to music. After a year well spent in seminary she stepped out in faith and left the comfort of her small hometown, Bridgewater, VA, in 2011 and hit the road to Nashville.  Her years in Music City were formative for both in ministry and in songwriting.  A new dependence on God, involvement with an inner city missions base, and growing favor with songwriters and accomplished producers would all help Jessica find her voice as an artist and worship leader.In 2017, Jessica would leave Nashville with a 5 song independently released EP under her belt, multiple regional tours and invaluable industry and ministry experiences to become the Worship Arts Director for Fountain of Life Church in Burlington, NJ where she currently lives and serves.On September 14 Jessica will release "Honestly", a four song EP she describes as “a collection of vulnerable songs that do not shy away from the reality of my hardest life experiences while celebrating the hope I found in Jesus through it all.”   The “Honestly” EP was written with the group the Brothers McClurg during a writing retreat in early 2017.  It was produced by Chris Hoisington and recorded at Old Bear Studios in Batavia, NY.https://jessicacrawfordmusic.org/ RickLeeJames.com Blessings,Rick Lee Jameswww.RickLeeJames.com  This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit rickleejames.substack.com/subscribe

Voices In My Head Podcast Episode #288: Jessica Crawford - Honestly   Jessica was born into a family of deep faith and of rich musical history. Every Sunday morning, this great granddaughter of a fiery Pentecostal minister would watch from the pews as her mother would direct the church choir. In addition to church music, she also grew up inspired by her Granddaddy's play-by-ear instrumental talents and his Southern Gospel vocals that echoed the sound of her mother's childhood.  On her father's side, her paternal grandmother and great-grandmother were classically trained pianists and vocalists.  Despite her family's encouragement, Jessica struggled to see that the musical legacy from both sides of her family was establishing a future for her in music.   After a painful relationship left her seeking true purpose, Jessica finally surrendered to what can only be described as a persistent "call" to music. After a year well spent in seminary she stepped out in faith and left the comfort of her small hometown, Bridgewater, VA, in 2011 and hit the road to Nashville.  Her years in Music City were formative for both in ministry and in songwriting.  A new dependence on God,  involvement with an inner city missions base, and growing favor with songwriters and accomplished producers would all help Jessica find her voice as an artist and worship leader. In 2017, Jessica would leave Nashville with a 5 song independently released EP under her belt, multiple regional tours and invaluable industry and ministry experiences to become the Worship Arts Director for Fountain of Life Church in Burlington, NJ where she currently lives and serves. On September 14 Jessica will release "Honestly", a four song EP she describes as “a collection of vulnerable songs that do not shy away from the reality of my hardest life experiences while celebrating the hope I found in Jesus through it all.”   The “Honestly” EP was written with the group the Brothers McClurg during a writing retreat in early 2017.  It was produced by Chris Hoisington and recorded at Old Bear Studios in Batavia, NY. https://jessicacrawfordmusic.org/   RickLeeJames.com  Blessings, Rick Lee James www.RickLeeJames.com  

This week, I’m with Faith & Isaiah Nichols. They each grew up with dads who are pastors, so we sit down & chat about the realities of life as a “PK" then and church involvement now. A powerhouse combo of creative talent, Faith owns a photography business & works for a design company in Chicago, while Isaiah works as a musician/composer & the Worship Arts Director at Crossroads Community Church in Carol Stream, IL. They have an adorable new dog named Louie & are committed citizens of Bachelor Nation.

On this Maundy Thursday, we hear a powerful word from our Worship Arts Director, Betsy King. Together, we are invited to remember and to experience the transforming love and presence of God in the everyday things around us.Support the show (https://www.huronhills.org/giving)

Each of us is living a story that God has written. The problem is, sometimes we want to skip ahead and see the ending. What is holding you back from trusting God with your story? Check out this video of our Worship Arts Director, Clint Isaak, sharing...

In Part Two of our series, Cynthia Cullen, our Worship Arts Director and Lead Pastor's wife, shared her story of learning the importance of the surrendered life and how our external worship must be based on a internal connection to God.