Have you ever wished you could “teach” your sound team to listen and mix more musically?

I’m using an app on my iPhone to track my activity level.

I remember asking my Dad, “Do I have to?” when asked to clean my room or do my homework.

I saw this image, and it captured my current season.

There’s lots of talk about what is happening at Asbury.

Do I have what it takes?

We invited some friends over for Sunday brunch and worship at our farm.

While I was growing up, on many Sunday mornings, my family would eat coffee soup.

I was twenty-six. Having recently moved cross-country, leaving the long summers of South Texas for the short ones of Pennsylvania, I was learning many new customs in this new culture.

On Sunday, we visited a church we hadn’t been to before. While the eight of us filed in a few minutes past starting time and found our seats in two rows, two leaders addressed the congregation.

I’m always curious. Pretty relentlessly so. Whenever I’m visiting a church, and I get the opportunity to see its soundboard, I look for patterns of overcompensation.

I read a job description for a Director of Music and was struck by the first “Core Competency” required.

This is not us!

My wife has taught me many things.

A worship leader recently asked me how to improve the quality of their services. That’s easy.

Have you ever used Planning Center Online’s list of top songs to help you plan your set?

And the fingernail on the ring finger has never been the same.

It’s time to deepen your life with God.

What makes someone a superstitious worship leader? Might you be one?

You may be in one of those glorious seasons where you click with everyone on your team. Or…