As some states head back into a shutdown, we find these words from James Tealy back in March very appropriate for now as

Mark 6:31 (NIV) Then, because so many people were coming and going that they did not even have a chance to eat, He

There are many areas that may need attention right now, but here are 3 possible ways to start practicing rest, and begin to

Rest is deeply connected to trust. Here’s Jesus’ question to his followers from Matthew 28:11-12 (The Message):  “Are you tired? Worn out? Burned

Songwriters, here are some prompts to get your creativity flowing in these days of social distancing. A stay-at-home order might be a gift,

Entering into the summer months can be a mixed bag for worship leaders. On one hand, the craziness of Easter has worn off

The word “rehearsal” can bring up anxiety for some worship leaders. Thinking of all that goes into scheduling and rehearsing a group of

Nothing teaches you more about songwriting than the experience itself. I’ve often said the process feels like turning on a rusty faucet. It

As a touring artist and worship leader, I have a simple grid that I use to help me decide whether to accept or

If you’re like most worship leaders, you’re already planning out your setlist for the last Sunday of the year, as well as the

If you’re like me, you think a lot about song choice in congregational worship. Crafting a service full of great songs is a

Isaiah 43:1 “But now, this is what the LORD says– He who created you, Jacob, He who formed you, Israel: “Do not fear, for

We sat down with Emily Hearn Harrison, featured vocalist on “By My Side,” to talk about the new single from North Point InsideOut,

by James Tealy 20 years ago, the church appeared embattled in a “Worship War.” At least you would think so from the countless

3 Steps to Growing Your Church’s Expression In Worship by Stone Meyer Fake. Inauthentic. Forced. Do any of these words come to mind when

by Taylor Agan Christmas is over and worship leaders everywhere are hibernating. Like me, maybe you’re recovering from all the extra rehearsals, attention

Some Sundays after leading worship, I feel like climbing a mountain. Other Sundays after leading worship, I feel like crawling into a hole…

Hey Worship Leader, What Do You Think You’re Doing? Yes, I mean to literally ask, “what do you THINK you’re doing?” because I think it