Worship Ministry Leadership
An Open Letter to Me: 7 Things I Need to Work On This Year
Knocking on the door of a new year, I wanted to remind myself of some things to be a better leader of myself and my team this new year.
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How to Handle a Slacker on Your Worship Team
If you’ve been a worship leader for awhile, you’ve seen it: your once excited, hard-working, committed musician becomes a complacent, coasting team member.
Read More[Video] Does Your Team Have a Problem With Gossip
“Gossip? No, my team doesn’t have a very big an issue with it.” That’s what I thought until I discovered this definition for gossip. Check out the video below. Click for sound 3:13 For Discussion: What are some ways you deal with gossip on your team?
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Two Toxic Issues On Your Team (and What to Do About It)
Of all the “people” issues that come with working with a worship team, two of the most prevalent are burnout and entitlement.
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Why Your Worship Team Members Lack Commitment
If a team member lacks commitment, there are a few reasons. But a big reason might be this: the team member hasn’t bought in to the worship team.
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How to Recognize Burnout On Your Team
How do you recognize burnout on the worship team? Here ten signs that someone might be burning out and needs a significant break.
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Six Tips for Scheduling in a Small Church
Small churches have a unique challenge of scheduling musicians—namely, a lack of team members. So does that mean you just shouldn’t create a schedule?
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10 Symptoms of “the ME’s”
A worship band is a ripe environment to grow the virus that causes “the MEs”—musician entitlement syndrome. It becomes all about ME.
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Is Your Team Full of Renters, Squatters or Stewards?
One of the marks of an unhealthy worship team is the presence of renters and squatters. Neither are serving for the reason.
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