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DADGAD chords… cut capo… alternate tuning… If these terms seem like complex guitarist speak, let me assure you they are not all that complicated. All you need is the right tool to help you learn these concepts quickly and enrich your guitar playing. And this guide is that tool for […]
Dear friends in the Catholic Charismatic Renewal (CCR), this post is for you. Because some of you are taking the Society of St. Pius X (SSPX) and its programmes a bit too seriously. Founded in 1970, SSPX claims to be Catholic but does not accept Catholic teaching—especially anything taught since […]
There’s always room for conflicts when working together. Preachers and worship leaders are no exception. This is why they need to know how to maintain a positive relationship despite misunderstandings and disagreements. Unfortunately maintenance doesn’t happen itself. You must make it happen. This blog post is about a few things […]
When we do something over and over and over again, regularly, it becomes a routine, right? The problem is that anything that we treat as routine usually becomes boring after a point. So is the case with leading worship or any other ministry. Boredom inevitably leads to burnout. How we […]
It’s always fun to write about Android apps—‘cos there’s constantly something new to discover with more than a million apps in the play store! You could check out my earlier articles here and at Church Mag for various lists of android mobile apps useful for worship leaders and songwriters. In […]
Worship is more than a song—yes, we know that. Still, it fills us with dread when we have to lead worship and the nearest musical instrument is at least a mile away! Have you been there? If yes, you’d know the feeling! We depend on music and musicians to fill […]
Experience teaches us loads of stuff that can rarely be learnt from any other source. However, experience also brings with it the curse of going through the motions. I mean, we’ve led worship so many times that now, we are able to do it with our eyes closed (pun intended!) […]
DADGAD chords… cut capo… alternate tuning… If these terms seem like complex guitarist speak, let me assure you they are not all that complicated. All you need is the right tool to help you learn these concepts quickly and enrich your guitar playing. And this guide is that tool for […]
Dear friends in the Catholic Charismatic Renewal (CCR), this post is for you. Because some of you are taking the Society of St. Pius X (SSPX) and its programmes a bit too seriously. Founded in 1970, SSPX claims to be Catholic but does not accept Catholic teaching—especially anything taught since […]
There’s always room for conflicts when working together. Preachers and worship leaders are no exception. This is why they need to know how to maintain a positive relationship despite misunderstandings and disagreements. Unfortunately maintenance doesn’t happen itself. You must make it happen. This blog post is about a few things […]
When we do something over and over and over again, regularly, it becomes a routine, right? The problem is that anything that we treat as routine usually becomes boring after a point. So is the case with leading worship or any other ministry. Boredom inevitably leads to burnout. How we […]
It’s always fun to write about Android apps—‘cos there’s constantly something new to discover with more than a million apps in the play store! You could check out my earlier articles here and at Church Mag for various lists of android mobile apps useful for worship leaders and songwriters. In […]
Worship is more than a song—yes, we know that. Still, it fills us with dread when we have to lead worship and the nearest musical instrument is at least a mile away! Have you been there? If yes, you’d know the feeling! We depend on music and musicians to fill […]
Experience teaches us loads of stuff that can rarely be learnt from any other source. However, experience also brings with it the curse of going through the motions. I mean, we’ve led worship so many times that now, we are able to do it with our eyes closed (pun intended!) […]