We’re currently in a season of trying to grow our worship team so that we can accomplish what we want to at our four campuses and nine services a week. But I’ve realized something important in this process: You have to be a good steward of what you
If you do any ministry within the context of a church, this sermon by Alistair Begg is a must. I would encourage you to sit down, pay attention and take notes! It’s called “The Dangers and Delights of Long Term Ministry in One Place.” Incredible
You Can't Make Everyone Happy To be honest, making everyone happy is something I’ve always struggled with. Whether it’s looking in the mirror more than once or driving like an angel the closer I get to church, I’ve unfortunately filtered too many decisions through the lens
To succeed as a leader, you must honor. Honor those who have gone ahead of you. Honor those who have paved the way for you. Honor those who have taken a chance on you. Honor those that are older. Honor those that are younger. An
It’s early morning, I just woke up, my 19 month old is playing in the background, the garland is lit up on the upright piano, and I just read a verse that I had to share during this very crazy time of the year: But the
Last night we had our monthly Creative Team Night at Calvary. We did some really cool things, but the coolest for me was hiding the entire worship team in a back prayer room. That’s right, we fit me on acoustic and mic, backup vocalist, keyboard
In most video games, there’s always the final boss, the final bad guy you need to kill in order to beat the game. And you usually have a health meter that goes down whenever you get hit. If it goes down far enough, you die
This morning I shared a quick devo with my team before going on stage for our first service. I had read Psalm 9 and picked three quick points from the first two verses. Here’s how I broke it down: “I will give thanks to You, Lord,
I got to share a devotional with a very special and talented group of people. It was the staff that I get to work with on a daily basis. I was honored to do it and hopefully God spoke through me. Below is a recap,