What if you knew 25 ways you could help your worship leader succeed?

Worship is supposed to be this, not an "experience."

Perhaps praise and worship, using our whole being—mind, body and soul—are indeed a fitting response for all Jesus has done.

What are yours?

It's all about how you can serve your congregation—and Jesus—better.

The best worship leaders are immersed in Jesus.

Here's why worship leaders should get back to the simplicity of moving God's heart.

We've all been there. The last thing we want to do is sing "How Great Is Our God" or "Here I Am to Worship" again. They feel old, tired and worn out.

It's not a new struggle. As long as the church has been in existence, people have fought over music.

What's keeping you from worshiping today? Two missionaries in a Philippian jail cell (Paul and Silas) would have been interested in hearing your answer.

Worship leaders, are we trying to be too cool? Are we trying to be too clever? Are we getting in God's way?

We were created for worship and all people need to worship. But what is the key and the direction of our worship?

Isn't the real role of a worship leader to lead people as an encourager to a great Savior?

This is where it should all happen—the kind of worship every worship leader longs for.

Do these character traits apply to your church's worship leader? Shouldn't they, without question or compromise?

Here are some questions and insights that might help lead you in the right direction.

When people come to your church to worship, are you helping them or are you interfering with their offering to God?

Here's why a healthy dose of both is necessary for your congregation.

Are we teaching our congregation members to depend on us or depend on the Holy Spirit when we worship?

What other distractions regarding worship music have you seen?