Creating a Culture of Worship

Building Teams of Musicians and Organizing Resources for Leadership

Learn how to be a champion leading a people-based worship ministry!

Planning Center Online workshop

PCO solves these problems: Establishing a culture of preparation  Scheduling  Communicating Song Rotation Chord charts Collaborating

Ad Lib Music On WJTL

OPEN - the condition of our hearts toward God in worship

The quality of our hearts > the quality of our musicGroup Discussion QuestionsHow would our corporate worship be different if we came with greater openness?How would our own experience in worship be different if we came with greater openness?What might God be asking us to let go of?What might God be wanting us to receive?What are my obstacles from being more open to God in worship? (small groups?)What would it take for me to become more open to God in worship?What would greater openness look like?How could we take a step of faith together to grow in openness?

Creating a Culture of Worship

The worship team at your church (including the leaders, musicians, and techs) are responsible to be the primary shapers of the worship culture of your congregation. Yep, it goes way beyond picking songs, doesn’t it? There’s a lot on the line. You’ll learn to focus on avoiding three of the major pitfalls every congregation faces, as well as grow in the freedom to experience the yoke that is easy and the burden that is light. You’ll also receive a tool that will help your team be single-minded in its mission. We like to call it “Broccoli.”Dave taught this class at the 2014 Inspire Worship seminar. More at www.inspireworship.net