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Trusting God Through Tragedy: Finding Healing In Grief
Losing a parent or child is one of the most painful experiences a person can endure. Grief is heavy, and it can shake the very foundation of our faith. When I was 12 years old, my father died in an … Continue reading
Worship Team: Overcoming Insecurities
Insecurity is something every worship team member faces at some point. Whether it’s doubting your musical ability, feeling like you don’t belong, or comparing yourself to others, insecurity can be a real struggle. If left unchecked, it can hinder your … Continue reading
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Worship Teams: Overcoming Fear and Anxiety
Fear, anxiety, and stage fright are common struggles for singers and worship team members. Standing before a congregation to lead worship requires vulnerability and courage. Whether you’re new to the team or a seasoned leader, it’s natural to feel nervous. … Continue reading
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Tagged anxiety, breathing, confidence, courage, encourage, fear, heart of worship, Jesus, lead, mindset, perform, practice, pray, preparation, prepare, serve, stage fright, supportive, team culture, Worship
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The Importance of Working Hard as a Worship Leader
Proverbs 12:24 says, “Work hard and become a leader; be lazy and become a slave.” This timeless wisdom reminds us that diligent effort paves the way for leadership, while laziness leads to mediocrity and dependence. As someone who has been … Continue reading
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Tagged daily communion, dedication, encourage, God's Word, grace, growth, humility, improve, longevity, mediocrity, organized, prayer, preparation, rehearsals, servant's heart, spiritual, stewardship, study, work, work hard
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Is God On Your Side?
When the Bible speaks of God being on someone’s side, it means that God is actively working for their good, offering His guidance, protection, and favor. Romans 8:31 states, “If God is for us, who can be against us?” This doesn’t mean that life will be free from trouble. David himself wrote Psalm 56 while fleeing from his enemies. Instead, it means that no matter the circumstances, God’s presence, power, and promises are with us. Continue reading
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Tagged assurance, Bible, children of God, encourage, for us, God's faithfulness, God's power, God's promises, God's Word, God's presence, His favor, His timing, His will, Jesus' Resurrection, love, prayer, protection, relationship, repentance, truth
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Twice the Blessings for Every Trouble
Zechariah 9:12 says, “Return to your fortress, you prisoners of hope; even now I announce that I will restore twice as much to you.” These powerful words, spoken centuries ago to the Jewish people, resonate deeply with believers today. Let’s explore the historical context and how this timeless promise applies to our lives as modern Christians. Continue reading
Is Music a Spiritual Gift?
In the life of the church, few things have the power to unite, inspire, and move hearts like music. Whether through the beautiful melodies of a hymn, the uplifting chords of a worship song, or the reflective tones of a spiritual ballad, music has been a cornerstone of Christian worship for centuries. But as we delve into the New Testament’s teachings on spiritual gifts, an interesting question arises: Is music and songwriting a spiritual gift? Continue reading
How To Encourage Your Congregation To Clap Their Hands
Music plays a vital role in creating an atmosphere of praise and unity. One way to enhance this experience is by encouraging congregational participation through clapping along with the songs. While this might seem like a simple task, teaching a … Continue reading
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Tagged celebrate, clap, demonstrate, drummer, encourage, joyful noise, keep it simple, practice, repetition, supportive, teach, uptempo songs, Worship
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Worship Leaders: The Power of A Smile
Let’s explore the profound impact a genuine smile can have on your congregation and the worship experience. Continue reading
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