The 2010s dramatically shifted how music was recorded, produced and distributed. The development of accessible recording software and in-expensive hardware for the at-home studio means anyone can track and produce their own music. This trend is reflected in churches as well. Recording albums was reserved for a tier of churches with the staff, vision and,…

For many churches, the past four weeks have been filled with a massive transition of in-person to online. Meetings, services, small groups are moving to video conferencing and live streaming. Whether you’ve been streaming online for years or have just started, here are three lessons I’ve learned from the shift to moving Sunday services exclusively…

When I started leading worship, I looked for a metric that would show me my effectiveness as a worship leader. The first metric I looked to was engagement. Naturally, this made sense because our debriefs always began with the same observation: “Yeah, they were super engaged today” or “That seemed difficult, they didn’t seem too…