Podcasts about worship leadership

In this episode of The Grove Podcast, Shelley Giglio sits down with the legendary CeCe Winans — the best-selling female gospel artist of all time — for a heartfelt conversation about legacy, surrender, and what it really means to live a life marked by Jesus.CeCe's voice and influence have shaped generations of worshippers, but it's her deep love for Jesus and her desire to reflect Him clearly that shines most. She shares honestly about the challenge of dying to self, the joy of walking humbly with God, and the kind of legacy she hopes to leave — not of fame or applause, but pure faith in Jesus. Whether you're in a season of building, leading, parenting, or simply learning how to abide, CeCe's words will stir your heart toward a legacy that reflects Christ.The Grove is an extension of all God is doing here at Passion City Church in Atlanta, Georgia, to serve and care for women everywhere. To learn more, follow us on Instagram @pcc_thegrove or visit thegroveonline.com to get connected.

Overcoming Unbelief with Joy Lee – Trusting God's PromisesJamie and Jane welcome Joy Lee to Divine Table Talk for a powerful conversation on unbelief and the journey of trusting God's promises. Joy, a pastoral counselor, author of Still Falling North, and cofounder of Barn45 ministry, shares her heart for studying and teaching God's Word (Ezra 7:10). Together, they explore how unbelief can creep into our hearts, the impact it has on our faith, and how to combat it with truth and community. Tune in for an honest, hope-filled discussion that encourages you to hold fast to God's faithfulness, no matter the circumstances.____________________________________Connect with Jamie:Website: www.jamieklusacek.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/jamieklusacekConnect with Jane:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/janewwilliamsConnect with Joyelle:Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/joyellechristineleehttps://www.instagram.com/barn45highland____________________________________ Get Jamie's Newest Book:Living Loved: An 8-week Journey to Living Fully Loved

Guarding Your Heart: A Conversation with Tiffany Hudson of Elevation WorshipIn this heartfelt episode of Divine Table Talk, Jamie and Jane sit down with Tiffany Hudson from Elevation Worship to dive into the essence of living with a heart fully surrendered to God. Tiffany shares her journey as a worship leader, the importance of guarding your heart, and how cultivating an intimate relationship with Jesus shapes every aspect of life. Whether you're leading worship or seeking deeper connection with God, this conversation is full of wisdom, encouragement, and practical insights for nurturing a heart of worship.____________________________________Connect with Jamie:Website: www.jamieklusacek.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/jamieklusacekConnect with Jane:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/janewwilliamsConnect with Tiffany:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tiffanyhudson____________________________________ Get Jamie's Newest Book:Living Loved: An 8-week Journey to Living Fully Loved

Zach Neese is a worship leader and song-writer who currently lives in Alaska. Zach has been a worship pastor and teacher for more than 20 years. In addition to serving as the Pastor of Worship Development at Gateway Church for 14 years, he also directed the Christ for the Nations School of Worship and helped launch and teach the Worship Leadership programs at The King's University. Zach has a Kingdom culture perspective of biblical worship ministry that transcends denominational and international lines, and he has trained worship leaders from all over the world. In this episode, Zach shares key insights from his book, How to Worship a King. We dive into the question, "What is worship?" and spend time talking about biblical priesthood, cultural misconceptions of worship, and worship as a lifestyle. Worship is more than a music genre or a 15 minute time slot on a Sunday. We hope you find this conversation as insightful and inspiring as we do. Enjoy this episode!Follow Zach Neese on InstagramPurchase Zach's book How to Worship a King: Prepare Your Heart. Prepare the World. Prepare the Way Follow Going Somewhere Podcast on InstagramAsk a Question or Suggest a Guest | goingsomewherepod.comSubscribe to us on YoutubePodcast Music: Electric Ten by Broke in SummerGoing Somewhere is a resource of Northview ChurchStephen's Instagram & Website

I know it sounds a little wild—comparing worship leaders to wedding planners—but what if that's the key to truly impactful worship pastoring?   In this episode, we break down how focusing on the needs of the congregation, just like a wedding planner serves the bride, can transform worship into a meaningful encounter with God.   Trust me, once you embrace this mindset, you'll realize how much clarity it brings, helping you lead with greater purpose and increasing your impact.  If this idea sparked something in you, this episode will help you find greater clarity and purpose in serving your congregation.  Worship Online is your new secret weapon for preparing each week. With detailed song tutorials and resources, you and your team will save hours every single week, and remove the stress from preparing for a set. Try a free trial at WorshipOnline.com and see the transformation! Mentioned in the Episode Anthony Evan's New Release  ---  If you like what you hear, please leave us a review! Also, shoot us an e-mail at podcast@worshiponline.com. We want to know how we can better serve you and your church through this podcast. Don't forget to sign up for your FREE 2-week subscription to Worship Online at WorshipOnline.com! The Worship Online Podcast is produced by Worship Online in Nashville, TN.

Discover how to navigate the delicate balance between legalism and flexibility in worship practices with Reverend Steve Zank, Director of the Center for Worship Leadership at Concordia University, Irvine. Steve shares his profound insights on maintaining theological fidelity while being pastorally attentive. We discuss the critical need for contextualizing worship without compromising biblical truths, and the role emotions, community, and pastoral courage play in fostering unity within the church.Ever wondered how modern street art can illuminate ancient theological traditions? We explore the power of storytelling in preaching, the significance of confession and absolution in Lutheran liturgy, and how these elements re-story us within God's grand narrative of pursuit and redemption.Preaching in a postmodern society comes with its own set of challenges, and Reverend Steve Zank sheds light on balancing law and gospel in this context. We examine the importance of addressing hidden guilt and sin, and how to effectively communicate the law's uses in a Christian's life. From understanding the role of shame in contemporary culture to fostering unity through fraternal debates, this episode offers a treasure trove of insights for preachers and believers eager to live out the joy of Jesus. Join us for an enriching conversation that promises to deepen your understanding and practice of faith.Support the Show.Watch Us On Youtube!

“So many people in religious institutions have been destroyed, wrecked, annihilated, killed, lost, devastated, wasted, demolished, overturned, overwhelmed, upset, nullified, undone, put to an end, shattered, smashed, scuttled, ravished, engulfed, submerged, overrun, extinguished, eradicated, devoured, consumed, burned up, burned down, gone to pieces, razed, lying in ruins, sacked, broken, dead, and ruined.” -Antonio Myers. “I am not a fan of linear thinking, black or white thinking, monolithic thinking, herd mentality, group think, my way or the highway thinking, binary thinking, and all or nothing thinking.” -Antonio Myers. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/antonio-myers4/support

When Travis Cottrell stepped into Nashville, he probably didn't expect his journey to lead where it has.  As a Christian Artist, Songwriter, and Arranger, Travis later added "Worship Pastor" to his resume at age 40.  Travis's narrative is a soul-stirring blend of faith, music, and the magnetic pull of community that brought him to his current role at Brentwood Baptist Church. His reflections reveal more than just a career path—they offer a window into the life of a worship pastor that stretches far beyond the reach of the microphone. Learn more about Travis at TravisCottrell.com  --Learn more about the Modern Church Leader Podcast at ModernChurchLeader.com--Learn more about Tithely and how it can help you grow your church at Tithely.com  

Fund conversations that matter: donate.accessmore.comJoin Levi and Jennie Lusko as they discover the secrets to unlocking your full potential with our deep dive into effective time management and productivity strategies with Louie Giglio. Join us as we explore actionable tips and insights to transform your daily routine, boost your efficiency, and achieve your goals faster than ever. Whether you're a student, professional, or anyone looking to get the most out of their time, this video is your roadmap to success. Connect with us on social! Levi: @levilusko Jennie: @jennielusko Fresh Life Church: @freshlife Louie Giglio: @louiegiglio Passion City: @passioncity Deep Work by Cal Newport The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People by Stephen Covey Trello Forest App Pomodoro Timer MVMNT Conference: MVMNT24.com Get the 5 Gallon Bucket Get the Lusketeer Sticker Want to be on the next Q&A episode? Send us your questions! Timestamps: 0:00 - Introduction 3:20 - Reflection on Passion 2024: The emotional impact and the concept of "traumatic growth." 7:45 - Discussion on the Power of Live Worship and Community. 12:30 - The Significance of "Calling on Heaven" and Collective Worship Experiences. 17:50 - Insights into Worship Leadership and Creating Space for God's Presence. 23:15 - The Role of Technology and Authenticity in Worship Settings. 28:40 - The Impact of Passion 2024 on Youth and Future Generations. 34:05 - The Importance of Physical Gatherings in a Digital Age. 39:30 - Planning and Expectation for Future Passion Conferences and Events. 44:55 - Conclusion: Final Thoughts from Louis Giglio and the Hosts; Invitations to Upcoming Events.

Join Levi and Jennie Lusko as they discover the secrets to unlocking your full potential with our deep dive into effective time management and productivity strategies with Louie Giglio. Join us as we explore actionable tips and insights to transform your daily routine, boost your efficiency, and achieve your goals faster than ever. Whether you're a student, professional, or anyone looking to get the most out of their time, this video is your roadmap to success. Connect with us on social! Levi: @levilusko Jennie: @jennielusko Fresh Life Church: @freshlife Louie Giglio: @louiegiglio Passion City: @passioncity Deep Work by Cal Newport The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People by Stephen Covey Trello Forest App Pomodoro Timer MVMNT Conference: MVMNT24.com Get the 5 Gallon Bucket Get the Lusketeer Sticker Want to be on the next Q&A episode? Send us your questions! Timestamps: 0:00 - Introduction 3:20 - Reflection on Passion 2024: The emotional impact and the concept of "traumatic growth." 7:45 - Discussion on the Power of Live Worship and Community. 12:30 - The Significance of "Calling on Heaven" and Collective Worship Experiences. 17:50 - Insights into Worship Leadership and Creating Space for God's Presence. 23:15 - The Role of Technology and Authenticity in Worship Settings. 28:40 - The Impact of Passion 2024 on Youth and Future Generations. 34:05 - The Importance of Physical Gatherings in a Digital Age. 39:30 - Planning and Expectation for Future Passion Conferences and Events. 44:55 - Conclusion: Final Thoughts from Louis Giglio and the Hosts; Invitations to Upcoming Events.

We have focused the first month of 2024 to motivate and encourage you to set the goals, start the dream, and be all that God is calling you to be. Join Jamie and Dr. Chelsea Hall as they discuss building Godly self-awareness as part of goal setting, motivation for change, choosing new goals/habits; and overcoming obstacles to maintaining motivation and momentum toward those goals/habits. Dr. Hall serves the clergy and congregations of Apostolic faith through providing faith-based services including speaking, seminars, consultation, and tailored individual, couple and group services.  She holds a Doctorate of Ministry in Pastoral Counseling and Congregational Care,  Masters in Counseling, bachelors in Music and Worship Leadership, and is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. A way to reach Chelsea is through her email- chelsea@veritaspastoralcounseling.com And you can find her on her website- https://www.veritaspastoralcounseling.com/ We are currently looking for Unashamedly You Brand Ambassadors to rock our gear and share with others! Go to unashamedlyyou.com and select Brand Ambassador to fill out the form! Leave us a review on Apple, Spotify, or tag us on Instagram, and, as a way to give back to you - we are going to pick a review or Instagram story to send some Unashamedly You merch to. Let's continue to encourage one another together! Go be Unashamedly You

In this conversation with Rev. Dr. Mike Middendorf and Kip Fox, we explore the song "Psalm 65 (Hope Has an Answer)" based upon the text of Psalm 65 - a part of The Center for Worship Leadership's Psalm Library. We discuss: 1. the exegesis of Psalm 65, 2. what it is like for a songwriter to work with an academic theologian (and vice versa), and 3. going "behind the music" of "Psalm 65 (Hope Has an Answer)."

Join us as we explore the profound depths of the scriptures with our special guest, Marlene Lamb, a devoted worship leader with a passion for transformation and a gift for communicating across generations. Together, we journey through Revelations 2 and 3, John 15, and other passages, finding wisdom and guidance in Jesus' messages to the church.Imagine boarding a flight and having an unexpected encounter which deeply impacts your spiritual journey. Marlene shares her fascinating encounter with an Orthodox Jewish man, showcasing how travel and interaction with different beliefs can shape and refine our faith. We delve into the crucial art of listening and loving those who hold different perspectives, and the importance of standing firm in our beliefs while emanating love and respect for others. Ever thought about the power of digital communication in your spiritual journey? We explore innovative ways of fostering connections within our community, from digital materials to social media, and the central role our church app plays in this digital mission field. Hear Marlene's unique insights from her role as a worship leader and the story behind her inspiring song 'Without Hesitation'. By the end of our conversation, we hope you'll be stirred to stay connected with your faith, embrace diverse perspectives, and harness the power of communication in your spiritual journey.Listen to 'Without Hesitation' here! JOIN OUR NEW ONLINE LEARNING PLATFORM!ENTER CODE - 75ULC2023 for 75% off! Support the showWatch Us On Youtube!

In this episode we share Rev. Dr. Steve Mueller's plenariy from the 2022 Worship Arts Leader Initiative (WALi) Summit: Miles to Go and the Tank's on Empty: Wny Ministers Need Ministry.    SHOW NOTES Check-out the WALi Summit:  

Jim Marriott, a committed musician, theologian, and pastor passionately reminisces about his lifelong journey with music and ministry. He shares about his childhood surrounded by church musicians, his love for the organ, and how his role as a director of music arts at Concordia Seminary was influenced by his work as a parish musician.Intrigued by the 'worship wars'? We delve into Jim's exploration of this complex issue during his PhD program in liturgical theology. He enlightens us about the role of culture and music in Christian worship and the need to focus on Word and Sacraments. With Jim's guidance, we navigate the complexities of cultural influences on worship music, challenge the false assumptions of Western society regarding the sacred and the secular, and underline the importance of understanding cultural influences on particular practices.Tying it all together, we discuss the challenging yet rewarding journey of Jim from Concordia Seminary to Concordia Texas and the relationship breakdown between Concordia University System and the leadership of Synod and Concordia Texas. We also celebrate the diversity in worship, the importance of Lutheran songwriters, and the work of The Center for Worship Leadership and the Worship Arts Leader Initiative. Don't miss this riveting conversation with Jim, as he shares his insights into the complexities of church governance, his role as an associate pastor at Faith Lutheran Church, and his vantage point on the Synod Convention.Support the showVisit uniteleadership.org

Chris sits down with some special guests to talk about worship leadership in youth ministry. Specifically discussing how you as a youth worker can help identify this gift & help nourish it within the people in your church.

Hello from Greece! You're hearing background sounds that are a little different than the norm for a podcast intro on here you're hearing the sounds from the island of Crete as Matt and Jamie get a chance to celebrate their 15 year Anniversary. It's Father's Day weekend, so we are switching gears a little in the Unashamedly You Community, and going to dive in to the importance of Father's and how we as women can embrace our roll in being all that God has intended us to as the Help Meet. Dr. Chelsea Hall is joining us again for this topic, and we can't wait to hear your thoughts. Chelsea serves the clergy and congregations of Apostolic faith through providing faith-based services including speaking, seminars, consultation, and tailored individual, couple and group services. She holds a Doctorate of Ministry in Pastoral Counseling and Congregational Care, Masters in Counseling, bachelors in Music and Worship Leadership, and is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. A way to reach Chelsea is through her email- chelsea@veritaspastoralcounseling.com And you can find her on her website- https://www.veritaspastoralcounseling.com/ Happy Father's Day to all of the dads out there that are thriving in their roll of fatherhood and being the world changers that dads truly are. Behind almost every girl that running after her dreams is a daddy that believed she could. If this podcast blessed you in any way go share it on your social media and tag us to enter- and please go leave a review, and subscribe we so that you get the notification every Friday when our new episode releases! Thank you for your constant love and support in this space- now go be Unashamedly YOU!

Join Jamie and Dr. Chelsea Hall as they dive into ways to prepare for your calling. Chelsea serves the clergy and congregations of Apostolic faith through providing faith-based services including speaking, seminars, consultation, and tailored individual, couple and group services.  She holds a Doctorate of Ministry in Pastoral Counseling and Congregational Care,  Masters in Counseling, bachelors in Music and Worship Leadership, and is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. A way to reach Chelsea is through her email- chelsea@veritaspastoralcounseling.com And you can find her on her website- https://www.veritaspastoralcounseling.com/ If this podcast blessed you in any way go share it on your social media and tag us to enter- and please go leave a review, and subscribe we so that you get the notification every Friday when our new episode releases! Giveaway drawing will be announced 4/28! Share our podcast to your stories and tag us to enter you in a drawing for a FREE ticket for you and a plus one to come to our annual Unashamedly You Conference coming in September!!! Thank you for your constant love and support in this space- now go be Unashamedly YOU!

1. Seth begins a review of Matthew 19 examining Jesus leaving Galilee for Judea.2. Seth responds to a listener submission about a sacrifice in Judges.3. Seth discusses taking a Worship Leadership class.

Hear worship and music leader educator Joe Crider and Randy Lind talk about Scripture Guided Worship and the upcoming Worship Leaders' Summit to be hosted in OKC and Tulsa May 9.

To be a great worship leader requires so much more than being able to do a good job leading a worship set. That's like 10% of the job.  It's also a super unique role that very few people are properly equipped to do.  There's so much information out there about “how to be a great worship leader” that the thought of finding & sifting through it all is extremely overwhelming.  So today we partnered with Alex from Worship Ministry Training to talk about what makes a great worship leader.   We also discuss the major hurdles we've seen worship leaders face and how to conquer them.  Everything Josh & Alex share today comes from decades of worship leadership experience. So get ready to laugh at their fails & learn from their wins.  Mentioned in the Episode  Worship Ministry Training's Page  ---  If you like what you hear, please leave us a review! Also, feel free to shoot us an e-mail at podcast@worshiponline.com & tell us how we can better serve you and your church through this podcast.  Don't forget to sign up for your FREE 2-week subscription to Worship Online at worshiponline.com/podcast!  The Worship Online Podcast is produced by Worship Online in Nashville, TN.  Hosted & Produced by Josh Kluge  Backing Tracks by Johnluke Lewis 

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Today on the Antioch Podcast, we are starting a new series where each member of the Antioch Podcast team takes a turn sharing a bit about our antiracism journey over the past year.  This week, it is my turn to share my story.  I've not shared my story on the podcast before, and this is … Continue reading Episode 172: Eric Nykamp – “Comfort and Complicity.”

  Join us Friday 11/26/2021 as we discuss this great article and more   18 Things The conversation starts at 7pm....  don't miss it!!!!!!!   "Taking The Limits Off Radio", A non-traditional radio show with a vision to spread the Truth of God's Word; that inspires and encourages you to have a meaningful relationship with Christ, through biblical teaching and relevant information. A talk show that "breaks the chains off the norm" to promote a realistic conversation with God and his people. You can also watch the simulcast  on Facebook Live at  https://www.facebook.com/TTLORADIO/ Twitter @TTLORadio INSTAGRAM, follow us TTLORadio

Zach Neese has been a worship pastor and teacher for more than 20 years. In addition to serving as the Pastor of Worship Development at Gateway Church for 14 years, he also directed the Christ for the Nations School of Worship and helped launch and teach the Worship Leadership programs at The King's University. Zach has a Kingdom culture perspective of biblical worship ministry that transcends denominational and international lines, and he has trained worship leaders from all over the world. Zach is a seasoned songwriter (“Living Water,” “The More I Seek You,” “Faithful God,” “Alabaster Jar”) as well as an accomplished author. His book, How to Worship a King, is used by worshipping churches and schools around the world to prepare their people, their students, and their worship teams to minister to God and to the world He loves.Our Gospel Brand Manager and Grammy-award winning producer Chris Baker sat down with Zach to speak on the effect his compelling book has had on worship teams across the world. Zach encourages us to not prioritize engagement over transformation when leading our congregations and declares that: "Worship isn't something we do — it's who we are."To learn more about Zach Neese and his ministry visit: https://zachneese.com/

This is part 2 of our two-episode conversation called Antiracism vs. Compositional Diversity: Why seeking justice matters to have true unity in Christian spaces.  This live conversation was part of the Unlearn program offered at Calvin University through the Center for Intercultural Student Development.  During this week, students, faculty, and the community are invited to … Continue reading Episode 160: Antiracism vs. Compositional Diversity – Part 2 of 2

Unlearn week is a yearly program offered at Calvin University through the Center for Intercultural Student Development.  During this week, students, faculty, and the community are invited to educational events and forums to learn and have conversations designed to unlearn biases and promote Biblical antiracism.  The Antioch Podcast team was invited to participate in this … Continue reading Episode 159: Antiracism vs. Compositional Diversity Part 1 of 2

In the last episode, Austin interviewed Neal Creecy as they discussed how worship leaders MUST be evangelistic. In this episode they discuss HOW to do that. For the PDF on How to share your faith email Neal Creecy  at ncreecy@lvredemption.com 

Tony and Lisa grew up in Kokomo, Indiana. Married June 2, 1979, and are the parents of two adult children, Laura and Andrew. Tony studied at Butler University in Indianapolis and later graduated from Rhema Bible Training Center in 1981. He also received degrees from North Central University (Bachelor's in Church Ministries) and Liberty University (Master's in Theological Studies/Church History). Lisa attended Indiana University and Ball State University prior to attending and graduating from Rhema Bible Training College in 1980. She is also a graduate of the charter class of the Rhema School of Worship. After their first year of Bible School in Tulsa, Oklahoma, the Cookes traveled to Australia where they preached and ministered for seven weeks in the Southeastern part of the nation. Upon returning to the States in August of 1980 for Tony to attend his second year of Bible School, Tony was asked to be an assistant pastor at Evangelistic Temple (Tony and Lisa had been janitors at this church the year before). Tony continued on that staff for more than three years before he transitioned to become a full-time instructor at Rhema Bible Training College. Tony begin his tenure on staff member at Rhema in October of 1983 and continued serving there until May of 2002. In addition to teaching in the school, Tony served as an associate pastor of Rhema Bible Church (1985-2002), the USA National Director of Rhema's Ministerial Association (1985-1998), Alumni Director (1987-1998), and the Dean of Rhema Bible Training College (1999-2002). Tony taught the following courses at various times while an instructor at Rhema: Introduction to Pastoral Care Specialized Issues in Pastoral Care Ministerial Excellence Understanding Grace Principles of Leadership Church Growth Dynamics The Ministry Gifts The Role of the Associate Pastor Helps and the Word The Fruit of the Spirit God's Laws of Giving Message Development and Delivery Church Ordinances and Special Events The Pastor and Administration Christology The Gospel of John Bible Doctrines Comparative Religions In May of 2002, Tony and Lisa stepped into full-time traveling ministry with an assignment to strengthen churches and leaders. Ministry travels have taken them to more than thirty nations and to nearly all fifty states. In addition, Tony has published a dozen books, with certain titles having been translated into nine foreign languages. Please make the word books an active link to the bookstore. He continues to write and travel extensively, teaching in churches, conference, and seminars. He also teaches in many online venues. The website for Tony Cooke Ministries—www.tonycooke.org—serves as a resource for church leaders and believers around the world. Laura and Andrew, Tony and Lisa's adult children, both reside in Tulsa and are both involved in worship ministry. Laura graduated from Oral Roberts University with both a bachelor's degree (Mass Communications with minors in Worship Leadership and in Music Performance). She was on staff at ORU for three-and-a-half years as the Director of Worship Arts. Andrew graduated from the New Life School of Worship in Colorado Springs, and also attended Colorado Christian University and Oklahoma State University.

Can  you be a worship leader and NOT an evangelist? Strange question, but it has an answer from scripture. In this episode, Austin interviews missiologist and pastor Neal Creecy to discuss the heart for people who don't  know Jesus  that worship leaders must have. 

Today we are stepping away from our series on the book of Acts to hear the story of Laura Pritchard.  Laura was one of the first African-American leaders at Madison Church, formerly known as Madison Square Church where she served first as a volunteer, and later oversaw youth ministries, outreach, and led worship.  Madison Church … Continue reading Episode 147: Laura Pritchard – “Black Leader/Multiethnic Church.”

In this week's episode, Stan and Josh tackle the difficult issue of allow God & the Holy Spirit to lead our worship services and sermons rather than ourselves. Support the show (https://614ministries.org/invest)

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Hey Girl, welcome to a new episode of The Fearless Mujer. I'm so excited that you stopped by for a virtual cup of cafecito. I can't wait for you to listen to the conversation that I had with this amazing faith-filled Mujer. I had the honor of having Georgette Rojas on the podcast. She is a licensed Minister and a woman with vision, who is passionate to reach a generation and inspire others to live out God's purpose. She travels and leads worship while also ministering to people. This episode is going to shift your perspective on your purpose, dreams and message! Georgette brings such a powerful word of encouragement and inspiration. Can I be real with you? You may not think that you have faith or maybe you hear other people talk about God, and you think that it doesn't apply to you. But I've said it from the beginning of this podcast, God has created you with a purpose no matter what has happened. No matter what mistakes you've made, you still have a purpose. What Georgette is doing is so powerful. She started her Fashioned By God Bible Studies with the purpose of transforming women. When women rise up to inspire and empower other women to be transformed and to remind them that no matter what has happened, no matter who has hurt them they still have a purpose, that is powerful and that is true transformation.Please make sure to share this episode with your tias, besties, amigas, because something powerful happens when women lift each other up! Georgette will be having a conference in June, if you would like to learn more or would like to connect with her you can click on the links below.https://georgette-rojas.square.site/ Learn more about the Fashioned By God Conference happening June 26, 2021 https://www.eventbrite.com/e/fashioned-by-god-conference-tickets-144293819699Follow Georgette on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/georgetterojas/https://www.instagram.com/fashioned.by.god/https://www.instagram.com/fashionedbygodco/Bio: Minister Georgette Rojas is a faith filled woman of God with vision. Her passion is to reach a generation and inspire others to live out God's purpose. Georgette graduated from Texas Bible Institute, Christ for the Nations, and The Kings' University at Gateway with an Associates of Worship Leadership; where she served as the student body President. Georgette is a licensed minister who travels internationally and across the United States leading worship and ministering to people. She released her first album “Heart of A Worshipper” in 2013, and it has reached 65 nations on all digital platforms.  On November of 2018, Georgette started her monthly Fashioned by God Bible Studies with the purpose of transforming women and instilling identity if Christ into women. Above all that, she has a heart to worship and is passionate about leading people into the presence of God and seeing lives changed through the Word of God.Don't forget to share this episode! Follow The Fearless Mujer Podcast on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thefearlessmujerpodcast/Join the Fearless Mujer private Facebook group. It's a place where you will be inspired and empowered! https://www.facebook.com/groups/thefearlessmujerSis, I'm always here to chat! https://fearlessmujer.com/contact

Join us as Luke and Jae sit down with Savanna Moore, a “hylomorphic dualist” (a pretentious phrase that one can just drop into conversation) who is a senior Worship Leadership major at Anderson University to talk about heresy! Heresy, as defined in the episode, is a denial of one of the central tenants or doctrines of Christianity. This typically has to do with the doctrine of the Trinity, Virgin Birth, the Incarnation, etc.  In the first part of the episode, we talk about which heresies we think are the silliest and the most problematic. Savanna brings up the silliness of Gnosticism, the belief that, at the most basic level, only spiritual things are good, and the physical is wholly bad. This has been a consistent problem throughout church history even into today’s church (Uh oh). The Christian life is not only about getting to heaven when we die. It is about the bodily resurrection of the dead on the Last Day. Some honorable mentions: Nestorianism, Apollinarianism, and Modalism. Before moving on to more serious discussion, we begin to make a distinction between being ignorant of something and choosing heresy. The former isn’t something to be condemned for; the latter is. In the second part of the episode, Savanna makes it clear that Catholics are not heretics. Far from it. This comes from a gross misunderstanding of Catholicism. It is important to note the difference between Absolutes, Convictions, and Opinions. Absolutes are what separate heretics from orthodoxy Christianity; Convictions are what separate one denomination from another.  We then take a dive into why one should know about heresy, practically. For one, heresy is a part of church history and we should know what the church has experienced in the past. Second, these heresies didn’t come out of nowhere. Many of the people that first espoused these heresies were intelligent people that were misled by wrong interpretation of the Bible. We have a well of information from history that we can draw from to discern what is right and wrong belief. It is arrogant, if not dangerous, to not look at the 5,000 years of interpretation and thinking that is at our fingertips. In the third part of the episode, we talk about how seeking after knowledge breeds humility. If we gain pride as we gain knowledge, we are not searching with the correct heart. But this does not mean that we all have to learn in the same way. We all learn very differently, so some of us might learn better from a video than we learn from a 600-page book. We talk about how we have to grapple with difficult and challenging beliefs and not merely just allow these difficult topics to remain in our world without being wrestled with. Theology, good and deep theology, should have incredible impacts on every aspect of our lives. We then discuss how faith and reason should interact with one another. Reason is not faith but should instead serve our faith. For more information on what we're all about here at The Audibility Podcast, go ahead and check out our website https://audibilitypodcast.com, and to get connected with us, follow us on Instagram, @audibilitypodcast

Rev. Steve Zank, director of the Center for Worship Leadership at CUI offers a sympathetic, historical exploration of the implications of the prosperity gospel for the concrete experiences of families. Zank provides a primer on how to understand the movement behind the poignant story of #wakeupolive.  

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Sefton Dale Brown, Originally from Kingston, Jamaica, was born and raised in a musical family. His parents are Sefton Brown Snr and Claudette Brown, gospel music legends from the ministry "New Creation Heritage". Sefton jnr (known to most as Dale, has been singing for over 35yrs. He has ministered all over the Caribbean serving as the choir director, praise team coordinator, music director, worship and arts director for many ministries all across North America and the caribbean. He formed a ministry called Dale Brown and Truth also known as DB&T which started in August 2009 and is currently comprised of 18 active members from across the United states and Canada. The group blends traditional and contemporary gospel music with their own musical style. They have ministered across the United States, the Caribbean and now Canada. The ministry released their first album "Tru Celebration" in December of 2013; their second album "Under Construction" in September of 2015 and in January of 2018 they released a gospel reggae fusion project. They were also nominated in 2018 for the "best contemporary gospel group award" at the Eddy awards, held in Jacksonville, Florida. In addition to their albums, the ministry has a clothing line which includes: tshirts, dresses and sweaters. Dale has currently relocated to Toronto Canada where he is very active in the gospel music industry. He is currently the music teacher at Crawford adventist academy, the praise and worship director for the Apple Creek church, The music consultant for the Meadowvale Church and the director of the promotion company Muzikizlife. Dale Brown and Truth has expanded their ministry to now having a chapter in Toronto called "Dale Brown and One Voice". God has been really good to this ministry and for that they are grateful. It is their desire to take God with them wherever they go, spreading His love to those who may or may not know how miraculous He is. Their charge to you today is to “Commit thy way unto the LORD; trust also in him; and he shall bring it to pass” - Psalm 37:5 Social Media: YouTube: Sefton Dale Brown; Instagram: @dalebrownandtruth @classymuzikman Facebook: Dale Brown andTruth ; Resources Mentioned: My Worship A Praise and Worship 4 Week Master Class, March 14th to April 11th , Sunday’s and Thursday’s. Vocal Techniques, Praise and Worship Leadership, Song Composition Training, True Worship Guidelines, Proper Vocal Blending, Register at https://muzikizlife.simpletix.ca; hosted by Dale Brown, Gospel Recording Artist, Terry McLaughlin, James Hall and Patrick Riddick --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/whataword/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/whataword/support

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Do you ever get overwhelmed trying to find the right new song for your church? There are hundreds of new worship albums that get released every single month, so finding the right places to go to find the right kinds of songs for your congregation is not an easy task. In this episode, Ben Lunn gives us over 5 great places to start and Austin and Ben discuss a strategy to make sure we're not just finding great songs, but the RIGHT great songs. Here are some links:Salt of the Sound - https://saltofthesound.com/listen/Song Discovery - https://worshipleader.com/songdiscovery/Facebook Groups on New Worship SongsPlaylists on Apple and SpotifySimilar Artists to the Ones You LikeCCLI to 100 - https://songselect.ccli.com/search/results?List=top100

Receiving and acknowledging her call to ministry came in her early 40’s. It was after many life hardships, pitfalls and rebuilding, she totally submitted her life to live for Christ. Carol is committed to serving others, leading by example and demonstrating fruit of the Spirit. Carol has and continues to strive to develop her musical skills vocally and in Worship Leadership. In May 2017, Carol graduated Summa Cum Laude and was the class Valedictorian at Visible Music College. In June 2019, she graduated with a Master’s Degree in Worship Studies from the prestigious Robert Webber Institute of Worship Studies in Jacksonville, FL. Currently, she is an adjunct professor and assistant to the Worship Leadership Division at Visible Music College, an active worship leader, and a children/youth director. As an enterpreuner, Carol launched a podcast entitled “Worshippersheart” on all digital platforms. This podcast provides content centered and dialogued on worship, the significance of worship and how worship impacts our life holistically. Carol is the wife of Bishop Dr. Ashley K. Davis, mother of two adult biological children, three bonus children and grandmother of two. Carol served with Rev. Ernest Davis Jr’s Wilmington -Chester Mass Choir for more than 10 years. Her life motto - Get your life TOGETHER. Her favorite scripture - Proverbs 16:3. She strives to be a positive role model and live a life as an example of Christ. FB – Carol Y. Davis & Worshippersheart Instagram - cygdivamom Twitter - @cygdivamom

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Sefton Dale Brown, Originally from Kingston, Jamaica, was born and raised in a musical family. His parents are Sefton Brown Snr and Claudette Brown, gospel music legends from the ministry "New Creation Heritage". Sefton jnr (known to most as Dale, has been singing for over 35yrs. He has ministered all over the Caribbean serving as the choir director, praise team coordinator, music director, worship and arts director for many ministries all across North America and the caribbean. He formed a ministry called Dale Brown and Truth also known as DB&T which started in August 2009 and is currently comprised of 18 active members from across the United states and Canada. The group blends traditional and contemporary gospel music with their own musical style. They have ministered across the United States, the Caribbean and now Canada. The ministry released their first album "Tru Celebration" in December of 2013; their second album "Under Construction" in September of 2015 and in January of 2018 they released a gospel reggae fusion project. They were also nominated in 2018 for the "best contemporary gospel group award" at the Eddy awards, held in Jacksonville, Florida. In addition to their albums, the ministry has a clothing line which includes: tshirts, dresses and sweaters. Dale has currently relocated to Toronto Canada where he is very active in the gospel music industry. He is currently the music teacher at Crawford adventist academy, the praise and worship director for the Apple Creek church, The music consultant for the Meadowvale Church and the director of the promotion company Muzikizlife. Dale Brown and Truth has expanded their ministry to now having a chapter in Toronto called "Dale Brown and One Voice". God has been really good to this ministry and for that they are grateful. It is their desire to take God with them wherever they go, spreading His love to those who may or may not know how miraculous He is. Their charge to you today is to “Commit thy way unto the LORD; trust also in him; and he shall bring it to pass” - Psalm 37:5 Social Media: Instagram: @dalebrownandtruth @classymuzikman Facebook: Dale Brown andTruth ; Resources Mentioned: My Worship A Praise and Worship 4 Week Master Class, August 9th to September 3rd, Sunday’s and Thursday’s. Vocal Techniques, Praise and Worship Leadership, Song Composition Training, True Worship Guidelines, Proper Vocal Blending, Register at https://muzikizlife.simpletix.ca/e/55912 ; hosted by Dale Brown, Gospel Recording Artist, Sharon Riley, Gospel Recording Artist, Dr. Wayne Bucknor, Professor of Piano, Lamar Campbell, Gospel Recording Artist --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/whataword/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/whataword/support

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As we finish out Moses’ opening speech in Deuteronomy, we dive into laws concerning Israel’s worship, leadership & civil life. We quickly see that these laws were not burdensome, but a benefit for all people and that they were a true reflection of the compassionate character of God.

Praise Break Friday "Worship Leadership and the Growing Crisis" Join us Friday, March 13th for a great conversation on what's happening in the world of Christianity and the local church as we discuss this great article.   https://churchintension.com/worship-leadership-and-the-growing-crisis/?fbclid=IwAR3BNb7MjEgToi9tgEHhrD8q-_abFDbZ_W4jxT_XTrYBi27M577qfeNGddc The link for today's show is  The conversation starts at 7pm....  don't miss it!!!!!!! "Taking The Limits Off Radio", A non-traditional radio show with a vision to spread the Truth of God's Word; that inspires and encourages you to have a meaningful relationship with Christ, through biblical teaching and relevant information. A talk show that "breaks the chains off the norm" to promote a realistic conversation with God and his people. You can also watch the simulcast  on Facebook Live on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/TTLORADIO/ Twitter @TTLORadio INSTAGRAM, follow us TTLORadio  IHEARTRADIO, Download on ITUNES or SPOTIFY WE DO NOT OWN THE RIGHTS TO THE MUSIC PLAYED ON OUR SHOW

Praise Break Friday "Worship Leadership and the Growing Crisis" Join us Friday, March 6th for a great conversation on what's happening in the world of Christianity and the local church as we discuss this great article.   https://churchintension.com/worship-leadership-and-the-growing-crisis/?fbclid=IwAR3BNb7MjEgToi9tgEHhrD8q-_abFDbZ_W4jxT_XTrYBi27M577qfeNGddc The link for today's show is  The conversation starts at 7pm....  don't miss it!!!!!!! "Taking The Limits Off Radio", A non-traditional radio show with a vision to spread the Truth of God's Word; that inspires and encourages you to have a meaningful relationship with Christ, through biblical teaching and relevant information. A talk show that "breaks the chains off the norm" to promote a realistic conversation with God and his people. You can also watch the simulcast  on Facebook Live on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/TTLORADIO/ Twitter @TTLORadio INSTAGRAM, follow us TTLORadio  IHEARTRADIO, Download on ITUNES or SPOTIFY WE DO NOT OWN THE RIGHTS TO THE MUSIC PLAYED ON OUR SHOW

Jason Runnels and Dorothy Smith interview Dr. Joe Crider, Dean of School of Music, about the new Master of Music in Worship Leadership degree.

On this recap episode from the 2019 WALi Summit listen to conversations with 2 attendees: Brandon Li, Paul Kasaty, and two presenters: Dr. Steve Mueller, and Dr. Michael Eschelbach. Consider joining us for the 2020 WALi Summit in Irvine, CA. Save June 28-July 3, and we will be back with more information regarding registration and exact dates. Thanks to Jon Jordening, the executive director of the Center for Worship Leadership, for telling us about WALi at the beginning of the show.

Executive Pastor Meera Short speaks on the ways that having a continual attitude of praise and worship can empower us as leaders and in our everyday lives. Check out our website @ victorychurchraleigh.com

As we conclude part two of Worship Leadership, Philosophy and Theology, Scott Cunningham, of School of Worship and Calvary Creative, discusses the question of using lyrics from songs written out of questionably theological sources. Find out on this episode of Mission & Methods! -

Scott Cunningham has been a significant influence on church worship services within the Calvary Chapel movement for decades. His resumé includes Worship Leader at Calvary Chapel Costa Mesa, Founder/Director of the School of Worship and overseer of the Calvary Chapel Worship Leaders Conference. He has written, recorded and produced many popular worship songs and albums, has partnered with such artists as Matt Redman, Shane & Shane, Jeremy Camp and Brian Eichelberger (Modern Post, Citizens & Saints, The Sing Team), and he produces the Pure Worship podcast. In this first part of a two-part series, he and Kellen Criswell talk about his background as a musician, songwriter and worship leader. Scott shares practical thoughts, perspectives and wisdom that will be an immense benefit to anyone in pastoral leadership and worship ministry.

If you have any questions about the Center for Worship Leadership at Concordia University Irvine, check out our website at cwlonline.com   Thanks for listening!

In episode 157 Chad sits down with youth ministry director Angela Amerine to talk about falling into the calling and restoring the joy in youth ministry. The insight that she shares is timely for a season of ministry so cluttered with opportunities and distractions. About Angela Amerine: I have been serving in Student Ministries for 14 years in Inner city and suburban settings, in small and large group contexts. I currently serves as the Student Ministries Program Coordinator at Kentwood Community Church in the greater Grand Rapids Michigan area. I met my incredible husband Jared while serving as a youth pastor, and as of this month we have been married for 12 years! I am the mom to 2 amazing kids who I homeschool in my “free time”. I did my undergraduate work in Elementary Education at Spring Arbor University, and graduate work in Worship Leadership at Azusa Pacific University. Leading worship, raising up adult and student leaders, and coming up with creative ways to reach students for Jesus are some of my favorite things about what I get to do on a daily basis! Friend Angela On Facebook Free Entry For Your Chance To Win $500 of prizes for a year! Contribute To The Conversation About #WomenInYMKey Takeaway: The best thing you could ever do is be dependent on the Lord Learning to listen to the promptings of the Holy Spirit has been the biggest lesson for me The greatest success is seeing the ministry that we did impacted his life and his trajectory The best way to get a volunteer is to directly ask them Prompt volunteers to the best fit and not just helping out The best thing you could ever do is be dependent on the Lord Everyday praying to God, I cannot create a cool enough program, or do enough to change somebody’s heart. The moments of utter dependence...[are deeply true youth ministry]The best thing any youth pastor can do is care for their own soul Don’t get distracted (even in our youth ministry realm) from the main thing Support the show (http://community.youthministrybooster.com/)

Matthew Fox has been serving as full time pastor and worship leader for over two decades now. That alone makes him an ideal guest for this episode all about leading worship and serving the local church. We discuss the ins and outs of planning out a service, song selection, and the importance of reaching the next generation this week on Between The Grooves.

Eric Heilman - Worship Leadership & Playing with Charlie PeacockHear more shows like this at https://entertalkradio.com/intersectEric Heilman - "I grew up playing jazz and pop in Sacramento, playing with a variety of musicians in there and in San Francisco, working mostly as a bass player on fretted, fretless, and acoustic bass. I played briefly with Charlie Peacock and recorded several songs on Charlie's early albums. Eventually moving to San Francisco, I began playing piano more often and led a jazz and R&B band in small clubs there and in the East Bay. I met my wife Pam while teaching in an elementary school in San Francisco, made a decision for Christ shortly after the birth of my son Max in 1995, and moved to Long Beach to start a family.I dropped out of music for a couple of years after that, eventually finding my way back after being recruited to sing in a church choir, and then developing skills as a worship leader in contemporary settings. I've been serving as worship leader in some capacity in several churches since then, and currently serve as Worship Coordinator at my home church, Bridges Church, in Long Beach, were I'm frequently joined in the worship team by my son Max, who is a fine drummer, and my daughter Abigail (19), who is a gifted singer, pianist, dancer and actress. My youngest, Grace (14), is also a piano player and until recently also an active ballet dancer.Pam and are are amazed at the way the LORD has worked in our lives and our family - He led me to a career change in 2001, when I began teaching math to middle schoolers at Calvary Christian School in Pacific Palisades. Pam now serves as director of the Academic Resource Center there, and we together suffer a daily commute on the 405, but also share the joy of pointing children to God's goodness. " 

Worship Leadership.Workshop Speaker: Scott Cunningham

We had a conversation with Jo Saxton to discuss women in modern worship leadership. For us, this quickly became one of the most enlightening discussions regarding what women feel when they look across the landscape of leadership and growth opportunities in their contexts. We discuss the theology of women leading in congregational settings, as well as the issues of confidence, and the opportunity cost of not allowing women to lead. That’s what today’s episode is all about.

We know today’s worship leaders live in a world that’s largely shaped by performance on Sunday. Yet many worship leaders are waking up with a hunger for a life that looks more authentically like Jesus’ life, which was not shaped by performance, but rather his identity in his father and the development of others. So in today’s episode we talk to Mike Breen about the difference between performance-based culture and identity-based culture.

Nate Glasper is the highly-talented director of worship at Grace for the Nations Church and the director of the Gospel Choir at Calvin College in Grand Rapids, MI. Nate also writes, records, and performs his own music in addition to attending Calvin Theological Seminary. As a sought-after choir director and worship leader, he was kind … Continue reading Episode 15: Building Bridges Through Worship – The Musical Ministries of Nate Glasper

Rev. Ricardo Tavarez is a comissioned pastor through Madison Church and is currently the church planting pastor of En Vivo Church in the Burton Heights neighborhood of Grand Rapids, MI. In this interview, Rev. Tavarez talks about his many bi-cultural childhood, planting a bilingual multiethnic church, and approaches to bilingual worship which En Vivo Church … Continue reading Episode 14: Approaches to Bilingual Worship at En Vivo Church – an Interview With Rev. Ricardo Tavarez

In this episode, Dr. John Lee returns to join the Antioch team around the table. to discuss the phrase “Institutional Reconciliation”. Our team invented the phrase “Institutional Reconciliation” to describe principals of governance and decision-making which stand in contrast to the often unexamined organizational processes which then keep Institutional Racism intact.  If Socrates was right … Continue reading Episode 13: Institutional Reconciliation

Sam Salguero is a children's worship leader at a small Spanish-speaking church in the West Michigan area.  In this interview, she shares about the multi-ethnic worship culture of her Hispanic congregation, sharing about coritos, a genera of Latin worship music, which she describes as her congregation's musical “sense of home.”  Later, Sam describes how the … Continue reading Episode 11: Children's Worship, Deportation, and the Spanish-Speaking Church: an Interview with Sam Salguero

Joseph Kuilema and Christina Edmondson are scholars at Calvin College in Grand Rapids, Michigan.  Joe is a professor in the Department of Sociology and Social Work, and Christina is the Dean for Intercultural Student Development at Calvin.  In January 2017, Joe and Christina co-wrote an article entitled “Confronting White Privilege” for the Banner Magazine, the … Continue reading Episode 10: Understanding White Privilege with Joseph Kuilema and Christina Edmondson

Scott Huebl and Linda Naranjo-Huebl have been leading worship together since their teenage years in the Jesus People movement of the 1970’s. They came to Grand Rapids from their home in Denver at the turn of the millennium, and have continued leading worship at Madison Church’s Square, Ford, and North campuses. As a couple, they … Continue reading Episode 9: A Lifetime of Leading Worship Together: Scott Huebl and Linda Naranjo-Huebl

Every church has its own story, and our story at Madison Church starts in 1915.  We celebrated our centennial in 2015, and our present Senior Pastor, Pastor David Beelen (known as “Pastor Dave” to most in the church), has been leading this church for nearly one-third of Madison’s existence.  Before leaving on sabbatical, I had … Continue reading Episode 8: An Interview with Pastor David Beelen – “The History of Worship at Madison Church Over the Past 100 Years.”

The Antioch cast returns to talk about the unique challenges of leading a multi-ethnic congregation in the post-election season of 2016. Any group of people are sure to have a few differences, but in multi-ethnic churches, these differences of opinions sometimes run along racial or ethnic lines. This is a unique challenge as a leader in … Continue reading Episode 7: Leading Your Church in Divisive Times

Dr. John Lee is a professor of Psychology at Michigan State University, therapist, and frequent lecturer and consultant on matters of race, ethnicity and Christian faith. In the second-part of this two-part interview, Dr. Lee concludes his discussion of the historical development of race-theory in the United States, illuminating how the western church both shaped … Continue reading Episodes 6: The History of Racial Categories in the Western Church: An Interview with John Lee, PhD. – Part 2

Sandra Maria Van Opstal is the author of numerous books, including The New Worship: Glorifying God in a Diverse World, which received Christianity Today’s 2017 Book of the Year Award of Merit for Church/Pastoral Leadership.  She is a second-generation Latina, and the pastor at Grace and Peace Community in Chicago.   Sandra is sought-after as a … Continue reading Episode 4: The New Worship: An Interview with Sandra Maria Van Opstal

Recorded live at a group discussion for the Antioch Worship Leadership Trainings at Madison Church, Shelli Fynewever and Eric Nykamp talk about the notion of creating a culturally-hospitable worship environment.  As a part of this panel discussion, Shelly and Eric  introduce the work of the pastor and activist Sandra Maria Van Opstal and the humor of … Continue reading Episode 3: Hospitality in Worship (an introduction to Sandra Maria Van Opstal)

In this inaugural episode, the members of the Antioch team (Laura Pritchard, Attah Obande and Eric Nykamp) talk about the reason for making this podcast, as well as a bit of their personal backstories about how they each came to lead worship in the multi-ethnic congregations of Madison Church.  This episode was recorded to help answer … Continue reading Episode 1: What Is the Antioch Worship Leadership Podcast?

This week, Cameron and David sat down to discuss the importance of growing in our competencies as leaders in the Church. For more information about our School, visit http://worship.school

What is worship, and what makes worship great? We have two guests on this podcast: 1. Rev. Catherine Jordan-Latham talks about her lived-experience in the multicultural church and how churches can implement quality multicultural worship services. 2. Eric Drew, Director of Worship for the United Methodist Church of Greater New Jersey, talks about the difference between musicianship and worship leadership, and the creative process of songwriting.

In this week’s episode of the Worship Ministry Catalyst Podcast, David and Kevin talk about the idea of a worship leadership team. Unless we’re still trying to fool ourselves, we’ve all realized by now that we can’t do this thing called worship ministry by ourselves. This is the first time we actually talk about the […]