Items Tagged with "Spiritual Growth"
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If It Can Go Wrong...It did.I had spent over an hour yesterday afternoon doing a trial-run on the “webinar” host site for the Chart Smart Seminar. No glitches. It was perfect. I even had attendee stumble upon the “practice” seminar and we chatted for a bit. It all worked. Gloriously.That should h Read More... |
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Mistakes. Three Ways to Make Them Right...Some mistakes are fixed with an “oopsy…let me do that over.” When a quick mulligan won’t do the trick, some mistakes will cost time and/or money to redo. But they can be fixed.Some mistakes are irreversible. Like the one I made last night.Roger O’Neel, a worship and mu Read More... |
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When is it Time to Start Growing Quality Instead of Quantity? Part 1I remember the conversation well. I was sitting in the car with Milo, a worship leader at a very large church in town. We'd had just gotten back from lunch. I'd been telling a sad story about the musician-void that was my worship team. Each week was a struggled to find musicians to cover the multi-c Read More... |
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When is it Time to Start Growing Quality Instead of Quantity? Part 2Yesterday we talked about shifting our focus from the numeric growth of our teams towards growing them in other areas: spiritual depth, relational health and musicianship. In other words, growing quality instead of quantity.Let's talk about two things when it comes to growing quality verses quantity Read More... |
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The Rent Required for a Successful Worship MinistryI just finished a book called Take the Stairs by Rory Vaden. It's about book about success - and how success requires doing things we don't want to do. The axiom woven throughout the book is this:Success is never owned, it is only rented; and the rent is due every day.There's not an area of life tha Read More...
Author: Jon Nicol
Tags: leadership, team health, relational, spiritual growth, musicianship, musician development, preparation, |
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WorshipTeamCoachWorshipTeamCoach.com started with an ugly, homemade website and a couple guitar workshops. Jon soon discovered blogging and began using that platform to teach, encourage and even entertain (though not always intentionally) worship pastors, volunteer leaders and musicians. There are four development Read More... |
