Something that I’m currently learning is that I’m leading worship for real people. Real people with real issues, struggles, problems, situations, health conditions, unsaved family members and much more. I think in the past I’ve come out on stage with a zip-a-dee-doo-dah attitude thinking everything’s
I’m someone who is in a leadership position, but that doesn’t mean I’m a good leader. I’m striving to become a better leader by learning from those who have gone before me and by investing in myself through resources like podcasts and books. With that said,
I wanted to share the top three articles I’ve recently read that have impacted my perspective and way of thinking. This isn’t to say that I fully endorse every word these people say, it’s just the articles themselves that have helped me think of certain
This site is dedicated to my journey in learning to be a worship leader and hopefully a better leader overall. I’m very young, inexperienced, and know very little about leadership. But I believe to document the progression of learning to lead, learning to leave a
Being sick for Easter isn’t the most ideal situation for the worship leader. Having a baby on Good Friday is also not the most ideal situation for a worship leader. I’ve now experienced both! Last year, our firstborn came into the world on Good Friday.
Seriously, did this really happen? I mean, ask me if I thought I would have ever played with these guys a year ago and it would have been a resounding “No”. But, once again, because of God’s grace upon my life, I got to spend
Just so you know, my guitar player, Kenny, made this video. In fact, he pretty much made ALL the One Conference videos. WHILE shredding leads on RBLBND! The guy is a beast. Bottom line.
1. Leading worship for 6000 people. This was by far the largest crowd I’ve ever led worship for. It was such a thrill. The times of worship and singing were over-whelming. 2. Working with the greatest volunteers in the world. The word “volunteering” doesn’t even come close to
Many of you at Calvary Kendall frequently ask where you can find the lyrics to various songs we play at church. And although I haven’t created a permanent solution for this, here’s a jumpstart on the new song we did yesterday, White Flag. Hope you