Why do so many worship leaders and pastors struggle in their relationship with one another? While there may be many different reasons, there is one that can quickly becomes the greatest obstacle. If you want to destroy the dream, the communication, the commitment, and the trust, the easiest way is to allow envy or jealousy to enter into your relationship. How can you overcome your envy?

The question begs for a punch line. It is something one would expect to hear at a worship conference with the audience of worship leaders nodding in knowing laughter. (I am receptive to all e-mail submissions!) None-the-less, the question calls attention to a subtle but critical topic for worship leaders today: What should be the balance between artistry and leadership? How are they different? This article offers a five point comparison grid.

The minute we begin gaining any financial compensation from a church, something awful happens in our hearts.  We adopt a belief system that actually works against authenticity, and we often do so without even knowing. 

Knowing that the Senior Pastor and the Worship Leader relationship is a significant component for congregational health; what kind of a value does a healthy relationship bring to the local church and worship experience? Check out the Brian Doerksen video as he talks about pastor and worship leader relationships.

The actions of worship leaders spring from their personal values. This article suggests four core values for the artist-leader.

As a worship leader you are called to be more than an artist…you are called to be a leader! Leadership begins with self-identity. This article discusses four critical identity concerns for the artist-leader.

Paul Baloche discusses resolving conflicts on the worship team.

Are you too busy? In your leadership, do you sometimes feel that ministry is often complicated to achieve within the sea of daily business? Though we mean well, often our priorities can slip through our focus due to the plethora of minor details. We may find ourselves depleted and spent by the time real ministry matters present themselves. In a weird way, it can seem as if we are running in circles and away from our true ministry calling of the day.

A 5 point summary on top values of worship ministries that address important clues and concerns.