Click here to go to iTunes and subscribe!
Wow guys, this episode has so much practical, spiritual, and musical help for us. You’re going to love it! In this episode I talk with Paul Baloche about:
- How you can get superior quality recordings from your closet at home. (seriously, give it a try).
- His latest efforts on periscope to offer some simple music theory and guitar help.
- The importance for knowing guitar theory in our worship leadership. Why we have to get beyond just learning shapes.
- The relationship between the various chords in a progression and how we can learn nashville numbering to write music and lead worship.
- How knowing these numbers and chord relationships allows us to effectively direct our teams.
- Using open tuning when leading by ourselves.
- How to avoid the “worship jukebox.”
- The importance of keeping our songs in a range that is accessible for our congregations.
- The idea of serving the moment and the people that we are called to lead in.
- How Paul has applied his musical knowledge to his latest Christmas project.
- What God has done with both of Paul’s Christmas projects.
- How to best set ourselves up for success as a worship leader.
- The importance of actually going into the place where we’ll lead worship during the week by ourselves and minister to the Lord.
- The balance between wanting to become a better worship leader and staying humble in spending time with God.
- God’s desire to spend time with us and the power that comes to our worship leading when we spend time with him.
- Paul’s advice for new worship leaders as they begin to get involved in worship ministry.
- Those things that we can do to prepare our hearts for the difficulty that comes with doing effective ministry.
- Some simple steps to take to begin the discipleship process in our church.
- Longevity in worship ministry and how to listen for God’s stirring to move us to another position.
- How Paul got involved in worship ministry in the first place.
- How our worship leading has transforming power on the people in our church.
- Weekend worship being an extension of a life lived in worship.
