Equipping church leaders and spaces with innovative solutions for thriving ministry. Practical strategies and interviews on leadership, worship, and production.
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Equipping church leaders and spaces with innovative solutions for thriving ministry. Practical strategies and interviews on leadership, worship, and production.
Learn more at www.churchfront.com
In this session, I interview Luke Jackson, Worship Pastor at Fathom Church in Littleton, Colorado. He tells us how he build his team from scratch and how he is preparing for Christmas worship.
Communication is key to building a committed worship team. Here are some helpful tips.
In this session, I interview Scott Piz, Production Team Lead at Red Rocks Church in Littleton, CO. He gives us a look behind the scenes at how Red Rocks does church production. This session is packed with helpful content for building and leading a production team.
Things you should know before planning your Advent and Christmas services. Download the song guide at www.christmasworshipguide.com
In this session of the podcast, I interview Matt McCoy, one of the founders at LoopCommunity.com. He walks us through all the steps to get started with using a click and backing tracks in worship. It's easier than you think!
Here are four ways you can help foster meaningful relationships with your band members to encourage their commitment to worship ministry.
Dustin Reed is one of the campus worship leaders at Flatirons Community Church in Denver, CO. He shares his story, why Flatirons uses seculars songs in worship, and a bunch of other tips for leading worship.
In this session, Jake discusses the tension between planned worship and spontaneous worship.
In this session, I interview Trina Harger, worship leader at Harmony Church in St. Louis, MO. She shares a ton of practical tips for planning weekly worship with free apps your band members are already using.
Does your church's worship gatherings consist of primarily joyful, happy, praise music? Obviously, that is an essential part of how Christians should be worshipping. There is a lot to be joyful about because of the Gospel. The problem occurs when this type of worship makes up 100% of our worship gatherings.