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Out Of Control

Out Of Control

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In this conversation, Keith Lancaster discusses the essential characteristics of an effective worship leader, emphasizing that it's not just about having a beautiful voice or musical skill. He highlights the importance of being out of control, filled with the Spirit, contagious in joy, enabling others to worship, and maintaining humility. Lancaster encourages a holistic approach to worship leadership, focusing on training leaders to embody these qualities.
  • The most important characteristics of a worship leader go beyond voice and musical skill.
  • An effective leader must be out of control, allowing Christ to lead.
  • Being filled with the Holy Spirit is crucial for worship leaders.
  • Contagious joy is a sign of an effective worship leader.
  • Worship leaders should enable the entire congregation to participate in worship.
  • Humility is essential; leaders should see themselves as unworthy servants.
  • Worship leaders are aliens in this world, focused on the heavenly kingdom.
  • Every believer has a role in declaring the gospel, not just the preacher.
  • Worship leaders should reflect the light of Christ, not acti like a soucre.
  • Training for worship leaders should be holistic and personalized.
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  • "It's about enabling God's people to worship."
  • "We are unworthy servants, only doing our duty."
  • "Our citizenship is in heav...
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