As worship leaders, we love those times when the congregation is with us.
We ask them how they’re doing, and they respond. They sing the songs we chose. They are visibly expressing themselves to God.
Maybe they’re even chanting your name as you take the stage. Ahhh…worship leading bliss.
But what happens when people don’t worship – when the room feels frozen over?





There’s a tension we worship leaders face each and every week.
We’ve all been there.
We all know we’re supposed to love Scripture – to meditate on it day and night, as Joshua tells us.
Trust me, I don’t mean to frighten you.
I hate to break it to you, but the greatest value you offer your church is not that you have a great voice.
When it comes to preparing for a worship service, what is the first question you typically ask?
The other day I was reflecting on the amazing, glorious responsibility we have as worship leaders.
I’ve been talking a lot about making disciples in 2013. 
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