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What Worship Leaders Can Learn from the Plans for the Tabernacle in Exodus
The detailed instructions in Exodus for building the Ark of the Covenant, the lampstand, the table of showbread, and the Tabernacle are more than ancient history—they are rich with lessons for today’s worship leaders and teams. Here are key takeaways … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Church, God, Jesus, Leadership, Music, Worship
Tagged Ark of the Covenant, awe, details, excellence, generosity, God's presence, gratitude, holiness, honor, Lampstand, obedience, pray, preparation, rehearsal, reverence, setlist, skill, Tabernacle, Table of Showbread, temple, The Tabernacle
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Trusting God’s Timing: When the Lord Makes It Happen
As life goes by, it’s easy to feel impatient when things don’t happen on our schedule. We live in a world where instant gratification is the norm—we order food, stream movies, and get packages delivered all at lightning speed. Yet, … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, God, God Adventures, Leadership, Wisdom
Tagged breakthrough, character, faith, faithful, give thanks, patient, pray, promises, purpose, right tiime, schedule, serve, timing, Trust, trust God, wait, waiting
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Rejoicing in the Wife of Your Youth
The book of Proverbs is full of wisdom for every season of life, offering insights into relationships, work, faith, and daily living. Proverbs 5:18-19 provides a vivid and poetic picture of marriage, celebrating the beauty of lifelong love and intimacy: … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Family, God, Wisdom
Tagged appreciate, appreciation, blessing, couple, intimacy, love, marriage, pray, wife, youth
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The Most Important Thing
In a world full of distractions, endless pursuits, and countless responsibilities, it can be easy to lose sight of what truly matters. We ask ourselves, What should I focus on? What’s most important in life? Thankfully, Jesus’ words in Matthew … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, God, Jesus, Leadership, Wisdom, Worship
Tagged Bible, broken world, character, forgive, God is the source, God's heart, grace, healing, honor God, hope, identity, Love God, Love others, love people, most important, obey, pray, prayer, scripture, serve, transforms, Worship
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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
Posted in Bible, Church, Family, God, Jesus, Leadership, Music, Worship
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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Why Does God Use Dreams to Communicate?
The Bible is filled with stories where God speaks to people in various ways—through prophets, visions, angels, and even a still small voice. One particularly fascinating method God often uses is dreams. For example, in Genesis 31:24, God warns Laban … Continue reading
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Tagged communicate, direction, distractions, dreams, God dreams, God's sovereignty, God's voice, Joseph, pray, protection, revelation, sleep, sovereignty, test, wise counsel
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What Jesus Wants You to Know About Your Soul
When it comes to the teachings of Jesus, one of His most profound subjects is the soul—your deepest, most eternal self. The soul is not just some abstract concept or philosophical idea; it is the essence of who you are … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, God, Healing, Health, Holy Spirit, Jesus, Wisdom, Worship
Tagged all your soul, eternal, eternity, find rest, follow Him, follow Jesus, God's will, health, Love God, pray, priceless, salvation, save the lost, sin, soul, success, valuable, wealth, Worship
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The Blessings 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 Bible reading, blessing, choosing songs, constructive feedback, decisions for Jesus, healing, instrumental skills, leading rehearsals, musical excellence, organizational skill, pray, seek God, service mindset, spiritual preparation, study, team development, vocal skills, water baptisms, work hard
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Why Worship Leaders Should Prioritize Daily Bible Reading
As worship leaders, we carry the incredible responsibility of guiding others into the presence of God. We lead songs that declare His truth, invite His Spirit, and proclaim His goodness. But if we’re not regularly filling ourselves with God’s Word, … Continue reading
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Tagged Bible reading, daily time, guiding, hearts in tune, humble, lead songs, leadership, plan, pray, reading plan, sensitive, serve God, thankful, truth, walk with Christ, walk with God, wisdom
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