Are you struggling to make your rehearsals more effective? In this last and final episode of the Worship Masterclass, we will discover the essential elements that can transform your rehearsals into powerful worship experiences.

Bubble Buster, Practice is not Rehearsal!

Many vocalists aren’t reaching their full potential simply because they don’t practice before rehearsal!

Thanks for joining me on Worship Masterclass. I'm so thankful you took this time out of your day to develop your worship-leading skills.

Today, we’ll explore how to create healthy practice rhythms for strong vocalists before full rehearsals.

Thanks for joining me on Worship Masterclass. I'm so happy you took this time out of your busy life to develop your corporate worship-leading skills with me.

Today, let's unpack a principle on how to lead people into Worship using Stage Presence.

We’ll explore the psychology of why it’s important and five ways to develop this area of Worship Leading.

During this episode, we will discuss an essential way to lead and engage someone in worship on Sunday mornings, and that is with exhortation! We’ll explore what it means, why it’s important, and 5 ways you can develop this vital gift when you are leading in corporate worship.

Hey, thanks for joining me on another episode of the Worship Masterclass. Today, I want to share what I believe to be the most significant attribute of an excellent worship leader. Great worship leaders have a healthy rhythm of “Lyric Memorization."

One of the most common questions I've heard over the years is whether our Sunday worship is truly effective or not. In this episode, I want to share a secret tool to help us know if we're making a difference.

Welcome back to the Worship Master Class. In our last episode, I promised to share a special resource to help you determine if you or someone else is ready to lead or perhaps needs to evaluate whether they should continue to lead corporate worship—and that’s exactly what we’ll cover today.

While many of us worship leaders possess remarkable talent, we often come with a suitcase full of attitudes. If you are a leader, you know exactly what I mean. And today, that’s what we’re going to talk about: our attitudes and how they directly affect our ability to lead others in worship.

There is a question that is often thrown around in church culture, but our understanding of this question could make or break us as Worship Leaders and here it is...

"Am I called to be a worship leader?"

or "Did God call me to be a worship leader?"