Podcasts about worship essentials

Worship Essentials

In this episode of The Ferment, Mike O'Brien interviews several Vineyard Worship Essentials cohort leaders! They talk about the value of continuing education for worship leaders, why it's worth adding another thing into an already busy season, and the role coaches play in the cohort dynamic. Registration is open for the 2024 summer cohort which begins June 2, so sign up now! Show notes: Vineyard Worship Essentials 

Today on the Ferment, we wanted to give you a taste of Vineyard Worship Essentials with a mini-session by Melisa Keller on "Home"- serving in your local church. Registration for the 2024 Summer Cohorts is open until May 20, and the session runs from June 2 - July 27. Go to www.vineyardworship.com/essentials to learn more about Vineyard Worship Essentials, check out the amazing lineup of instructors, see some of the course topics and more! We hope you'll join us! 

"Worship Essentials" by Craig Schlesinger

Building teams is such a crucial part of worship leadership. Like Jesus and Paul, we are called to develop others and release them into all that God has for them. In this seminar, Jon shares an effective tool in building healthy and replicable teams that you'll be able to pass on to others! Recorded live at the Vineyard worship gathering "Come Holy Spirit" in June 2023.

Adam gathers with the Vineyard Worship crew to talk about Vineyard Worship Essentials, an online training opportunity! You can join a cohort or audit the program with your worship community or by yourself. Take a listen and share this episode with all the worship leaders in your life! Sign up now at: Vineyardworship.com/essentials

Revelation 19. Wednesday night - In-Depth Study.

Worship is extremely important. Worship is absolutely necessary. Worship is Essential! As we Learn How to Live, God reveals that his intention is to be at the center of our lives each and every day. #Worshipessentials #Learninghowtolive #Lessonsfromtheexodus

Worship is extremely important. Worship is absolutely necessary. Worship is Essential! As we Learn How to Live, God reveals that his intention is to be at the center of our lives each and every day. #Worshipessentials #Learninghowtolive #Lessonsfromtheexodus

The biblical basis for singing, the biblical model of singing, and the many questions that go into choosing songs for worship are discussed."Worship Essentials" by Mike Harland

Worship | Essentials | Pastor Chris Ogden | Horizon West Church by Horizon West Church

Are you longing to make your worship ministry biblically faithful, healthier, and more effective—but afraid the change will cause conflict in your church? Our guest is a Dove award-winning songwriter, veteran worship leader, and experienced ministry coach.  He will provide the tools you will need to create worshipful praise without "starting a war."  

"Work and Worship" woke Pastor Mike up in the middle of the night, and he explores why these God-implanted values and desires, when squelched, may give rise to the angst, frustrations, and push-backs happening at all levels of our society.  He's positive though...here are his thoughts on today's Mike's Minute or Two...

Derek Brover (Director of Young Adults) // Psalm 84

En nuestro Ep 8 de En Cuarentena tenemos de invitado a Abel Mendoza quien es músico y diseñador de Sonido, además generador de contenido en diferentes redes, pero siempre enfocado en la música. Abel es Fundador y CEO de That Worship Sound, empresa que esta enfocada en ofrecer recursos a músicos y productores. Reconocidas producciones musicales cristianas hacen uso de los sonidos y miles de personas a nivel mundial hacen uso de un recurso fundamental para los pianistas, Worship Essentials. En este episodio vamos a hablar sobre sonidos virtuales y consejos prácticos para mejorar. Bienvenidos a mi podcast En Cuarentena.

Many churches struggle, fight, and (often) even split over musical style and preferences. This is a sad reality, because music is a gift to build the church, not a weapon to destroy it. In this month’s episode I talk with Mike Harland, the Director Lifeway Worship about what caused the “Worship Wars” of the 80’s and 90’s, how the fallout is still affecting us today, and how we can move beyond it to shepherd our people with music that transcends genre and points people to Christ. If you’re struggling with fighting, dissension, and critical comments from your congregants, or if you’re just wondering how musical style fits into the grand scheme of worship, this episode is for you. Worship Essentials by Mike Harland SEE ALSO: Multigenerational Worship Leading   I'D LOVE TO HEAR FROM YOU!  EMAIL ME your thoughts on this episode or ASK A QUESTION that you’d like us to answer on a future episode by calling +1-831-607-WLT1 Say hi on TWITTER, INSTAGRAM, or FACEBOOK    Our Sponsor This Month – Coresound Pads Add rich, beautiful ambient sounds to your mix in three simple steps. Coresound Pads are the best sounding worship pads I’ve ever used, and I’ve tried them all! Check out this video demo. Our listeners get an exclusive discount! Enter WMTPODCAST at checkout for 20% off ALL BUNDLES! Not sure? Try out some sample pads for FREE! Enjoy the podcast? Help us out by leaving us a review on iTunes!

Ecclesiastes is a remarkable book that shows us how true happiness, lasting contentment, or real satisfaction cannot be found under the sun, but only in Christ. We find life, not in the pursuit of temporary things in life, but by losing our lives for Christ’s sake. It is only as we delight in Him that we discover true satisfaction. ...

Ecclesiastes is a remarkable book that shows us how true happiness, lasting contentment, or real satisfaction cannot be found under the sun, but only in Christ. We find life, not in the pursuit of temporary things in life, but by losing our lives for Christ’s sake. It is only as we delight in Him that we discover true satisfaction. ...

In this episode of the 5 Leadership Questions podcast, Todd Adkins and Daniel Im are joined by Mike Harland, director of LifeWay Worship and author of Worship Essentials. During their conversation, they discuss current worship culture. BEST QUOTES "Years ago, I realized that music was not the point, it was only the language." "The idea that you can unify a church around a music style is insanity. You better unify it around Jesus." "When an artist is leading congregational music it can be problematic." "There needs to be a really healthy awareness of the shepherding role that a worship leader has to have." "When we began to print lyrics and project lyrics, suddenly the hymnal wasn't the source book anymore." "What I've seen is the church believing that a worship approach could be a growth strategy for their church, and I just can't see that in the Scripture." "The way a church approaches worship becomes such an identifiable mark of their ministry approach." "In a healthy worship culture, there is a singular focus on the person of Jesus Christ, who He is and what He has done." "If your chief musician is a disciple maker, the ministry he leads will be a disciple making ministry that will be part of the overall strategy, not something that competes." "Healthy worship cultures measure their impact not on how well the set was executed but how engaged the congregation was." "Your people's prayer vocabulary will be built on what they are singing." "The body should prefer each other to any music style." RECOMMENDED RESOURCES LifeWay Leadership Podcast Network Worship Essentials by Mike Harland Text "leadership" to 888111 to be entered into a book draw New Churches Q&A Podcast This Episode's Sponsor: What happens when the Bible and humanity collide? Not what you’d expect. Living & Effective, a podcast collaboration between Christianity Today and the Christian Standard Bible, journeys through history, current events, theology, and the human condition to uncover surprising ways the Bible accomplishes God’s plan in the world."

Voices In My Head Podcast Episode #294: Mike Harland and his new book Worship EssentialsMy guest this week on Voices In My Head is Mike Harland. For most of his life, Mike has led churches in worship leadership roles. Since 2005, Mike has served as the Director of Worship at LifeWay Christian Resources. He is a published author, Dove Award winning songwriter, and a worship leader who sings and speaks nationally and internationally. His blog and podcast, "WorshipLife" is followed by pastors, worship leaders, and church musicians around the world. Mike Harland's latest book, Worship Essentials, released on November 1st. ----more----Your Host: Rick Lee James 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 #294: Mike Harland and his new book Worship Essentials My guest this week on Voices In My Head is Mike Harland. For most of his life, Mike has led churches in worship leadership roles. Since 2005, Mike has served as the Director of Worship at LifeWay Christian Resources. He is a published author, Dove Award winning songwriter, and a worship leader who sings and speaks nationally and internationally. His blog and podcast, "WorshipLife" is followed by pastors, worship leaders, and church musicians around the world.   Mike Harland's latest book, Worship Essentials, released on November 1st. ----more---- Your Host: Rick Lee James  RickLeeJames.com  Blessings, Rick Lee James www.RickLeeJames.com  

In this final episode of our “Worship Essentials” series, Dr. Berge and Dr. Pribbenow discuss issues of music evaluation and selection. They end with a few suggestions for how to foster strong singing in your congregation.

Message from Kyle Burkholder on January 29, 2017