FOUNDATION: A Deeper Understanding for Ministry
God wants us to see Him as the foundation of our lives and ministry in a broader, richer sense. God is the entire house, not merely a part.
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7 Effective Ways To Avoid Vocal Cracks
Learn how to avoid vocal cracks with these 7 expert-backed tips for singers. Boost vocal health, control, and confidence with ease.
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Planning Impactful Church Music Events
Discover 7 proven strategies to help you plan impactful and spirit-led church music events that leave a lasting impression on your audience.
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The True Benefit of Scoring Songs
Scoring songs shouldn’t just be about performance. Discover the true benefit of scoring songs—for singers and musicians.
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Is Worship a Mood? Understanding the True Meaning of Worship
What is worship? Is worship a mood? Beyond the congregational singing that takes place every Sunday morning, is there more to worship?
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7 Powerful Benefits of Listening to Christian Music
It is no news that listening to music has therapeutic effects, but are there benefits when we listen to not just any music, but Christian music?
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Dear Music Director: THE ISSUE OF RESPONSIBILITY 2
“As rewarding as leading a choir is, there are always challenges.”
How can you as a choral leader, imbibe a sense of responsibility into your choir members, even when some adamantly refuse to step up and take up responsibility?
You can assume that people should just know what to do, but in reality, sometimes you have to not just tell them WHAT to do, but also show them the HOW, and patiently at that.
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Dear Music Director: The Issue of Responsibility (Part 1)
In my experience, majority of the challenges we face in the choir arise from members who do not want to be held responsible for their actions.
When we have choristers who know why they are in the choir, the nature and demand of the minstrel’s office, etc. and are willing to be responsible for both their actions and in-actions, things will work a little better.
You can join the Choir as a child, but please grow into a man.
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HANDLING INSECURITY IN LEADERSHIP
Truth is, while it is a good desire to always want to be at the center of every great move of God in your choir and in the Church, you must be willing to recognise certains areas you do not have the strength or experience to handle, as it relates to the Music and Ministry, and the need for someone else to step in.
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TALENT IS NOT ENOUGH
The market only has room enough for those who have taken their time to hone their skills and sharpen their craft; whose level of preparedness in every possible music front meets the opportunities that still abound.
There’s need to stand out in your pursuit of success as an artiste. The idea is in making blindfold difference significant enough to make you noticed by the right people.
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