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Handling Criticism
- By Branon Dempsey
- Published February 9, 2010
- Leadership Development , Personal Development
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It's a reality. Everyone has an opinion. Everyone has their own set of
expectations (some or most can never be met). Everyone has their own
way of doing things. We wave the "thou-shalt-not" statements and
laundry list preferences that fly like flags on the fourth of July.
Setting The Standard
- By Branon Dempsey
- Published October 26, 2009
- Leadership Development
- Unrated
It's a common challenge. How high do you raise the bar? What is the
bar? How do you introduce it? Most worship leaders I know and team
members alike are faced with these and similar situations. Two Sides of the Coin
- By John Telman
- Published May 8, 2009
- Leadership Development
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No matter what challenges arise, the senior pastor and the
worship leader must guard their relationship. Frustration can easily grow when we entertain the temptation
to put things ahead of people.
The Healthy Worship Ministry
- By John Telman
- Published January 9, 2009
- Leadership Development , Personal Development
- Unrated
As with our physical bodies, we hope to have a healthy worship ministry
operating in our churches. The following are some of my observations of
signs of healthy worship ministries. They are not in any particular
order.
Crop Dusting
- By John Chisum
- Published September 25, 2008
- Leadership Development
- Unrated
Those of us who lead worship, teach, or serve in our local
churches have no room to boast when it comes to the spiritual process.
God is the one who gives the growth. But that doesn't mean that we
don't have a place in the process or are not important to it. God, in
His sovereignty, uses us to do His work no matter if it is crop dusting or something all together different.The Leader
- By Bob Kauflin
- Published December 31, 2008
- Leadership Development , Spiritual Formation
- Unrated
What’s the greatest challenge you face as a worship leader? You might
think it’s deciding which songs to sing, getting along with your
pastor, receiving feedback from church members, or leading a team of
unorganized, independent musicians. Nope. Your greatest challenge is
what you yourself bring to the platform each and every Sunday. Your heart.
Mentoring: An Eternal Investment
- By Steve Pruitt
- Published August 20, 2008
- Leadership Development
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One of the most important and God-given tasks of a worship leader is to train others to lead worship. I believe scripture gives us a mandate for training others for ministry. Paul wrote to the Ephesians, And He Himself gave some to be apostles, some prophets, some evangelists, and
some pastors and teachers, for the equipping of the saints for the work
of the ministry, for the edifying of the body of Christ. (Ephesians
4:11-12)
For Pete's Sake
- By Branon Dempsey
- Published July 17, 2008
- Directing & Leading , Leadership Development
- Unrated
The practice was over. His team stood around describing how much they’ve
enjoyed and what they have learned from Wednesday night. So why this
excitement after an ordinary rehearsal? How did they become so amped-up, that they couldn’t wait for the next Sunday service to arrive? Does this
ever happen on a normal basis?
The Leader
- By Bob Kauflin
- Published June 26, 2008
- Leadership Development
- Unrated
Bob Kauflin describes what God is looking for in a worship
leader. This video introduces the first section of his book, Worship
Matters. For more info, visit www.SovereignGraceMinistries.org.
Situational Leadership
- By Branon Dempsey
- Published July 2, 2008
- Leadership Development
- Unrated
This is
a term that can be applied generically to a style of leadership, but that also
refers to a recognized, and useful, leadership model. In simple terms, a
situational leader is one who can adopt different leadership styles depending
on the situation. In this article, discover your style of leadership that can effectively enhance the way you lead.
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