Worship Podcast
If you’re a human and you’re a songwriter, you’ve been there before.
You’ve been to that place where you want to throw in the towel – where you feel your work is awful and not worth anyone’s ears. You’ve been to that place where ideas happen, but finishing seems foreign. It seems impossible to call a song “done”.
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It’s not every day that you have a conversation with a legend.
To say that Bill & Gloria Gaither are prolific songwriters is an understatement. I was so privileged to have a conversation with Gloria a couple weeks ago.
Our conversation went in so many beautiful directions – from talking about the humble origins of Gaither Homecoming to the creative process to raising kids to learning a foreign language to leading worship in a multi generational church.
I hope you enjoy the interview! Please come say “hi” in the comments afterwards!
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Wouldn’t it be awesome to have a worship team where little or no complaining happens?
Where your band shows up fully prepared and fully responsible?
This has less to do with the quality of your players and more with how you manage your energy as a leader.
You have the power to unleash the full creative potential of your team, or the power to completely squash it.
Don’t you love leadership?
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It’s scary how life and ministry can be about a lot of things – but we can miss the person of Jesus.
In our busyness to do His work, we can lose sight of his very real presence in our communities.
Today I talk with Evan Wickham about this and a whole lot more. Evan is a fantastic songwriter, worship leader, and pastor in the Portland area.
Don’t miss his new record, Make Us One, and the interview here:
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If a complete stranger approached you and invited you on a road trip, would you follow?
A little weird, right? If you don’t trust someone, you don’t go on a journey with them.
It’s the same with worship leading. If you’re not building trust with the people you lead, they’re not going to follow you. A massive part of building that trust is learning to communicate well.