We Sat Down with Alisa Turner…
We sat down with Alisa Turner during our 2018 National Worship Leader Conference. Alisa shared about what our theme, “This is my story, this is OUR song,” meant to her.…
The Beauty of a Moment
by Mary Sirois Something is happening in worship right now. Maybe it’s always been happening. But over the last few years, I’ve sensed something is changing. I have noticed an…
What is Your Worship Story?
We are storied creatures, created to encounter truth not merely through rational doctrine or emotional expression, but also through narrative incarnation. As we sing the stories of God’s redemption of his people, we inhabit that redemption, we expand our worship and enter into God’s own story.
The Beauty of Worship
Think about how your church can lead kids to develop a love to worship. Kids are by far the easiest group to lead in worship. It’s in them to worship just like it’s in any child to love and be near their parent.
Leading Well
Anyone who’s had to seek out a new place to worship for any reason, knows what a ‘joy’ it is to walk into a different church week after week, trying to find a place you fit in and belong – a place where you get something out of the teaching, and can see yourself serving.
The Beauty Found in Yielding
When you search the scriptures, worship always involves sacrifice. It’s being prostrate. It’s laying down our will. It’s yielding. So I believe that the beauty of worship is the sacrifice that’s brought up to the table.
Fender Effect Pedal
We sat down with the whole lineup and played with each of the pedals individually and together, and trust us on this one: once you start playing with them, you won’t want to stop.
There is Good News
Worship Leader’s Alex MacDougall recently visited with Gareth Gilkeson, an original founder and member of Rend Collective. Now touring extensively worldwide, their new project Good News is just out.
The Nashville Effect: Inspirational & Dangerous
Nashville is an amazing place for crafters of worship art. It’s crawling with musicians and studios and is practically dripping with a collaborative spirit. But it can also be a treacherous place for those same people, and often for the very same reasons.
