God has given us talent and He calls for excellence, but excellence with this is not honoring to God.

If you observe worship leaders at all, these will capture your attention.

What are your greatest challenges facing your team this year?

Are your leaders leading with energy or being prophetic? If not, your church may be missing out.

Worship leaders, don't take this lightly or do it haphazardly. Get God involved.

There's nothing wrong with impressive art and impressive talent. But that shouldn't be a worship pastor's goal.

If you lead worship, you've probably wrestled with this before.

Prophetic worship is rooted in this. Passion can be faked.

Noticing what everyone else is doing wrong is easy. It's difficult to admit when you're the problem.

It's a conversation that excites some and infuriates others.

The job you have doesn't have to steal your joy.

It would be more prudent to chase these godly traits instead.

We're always waiting for what's next. Doing more. Making everything better.

What are some current gaps in your ministry that you want to see filled? What are some new techniques you are implementing?

This is a letter of appreciation, not rebuke.

Just get to work doing God's will, making disciples and shining a spotlight on the glory of God. 

Whether your role is worship leader, praise team member, choir member or soloist, remember that your No. 1 job is to point people to Christ.

When you look into the future, what do you see stylistically/musically?

This worship leader says he's faced that question. So are you stewarding your influence well?

There are certainly differing opinions.