How do you keep God at the center and engage your people?

Are we being moved by the right things?

What do you do to maintain your zeal as a worshipper? How do you keep your heart on fire? Are we missing the point with our passionate worship?

Are these some things you often overlook when you're preparing for worship service on Sunday?

Does crisis bring you to your knees to praise God, or does it simply bring you to your knees?

How do you make worship a habit? How can we keep ourselves from simply running to Jesus whenever there's a tragedy and make it more 2nd nature every single day?

What inspires you to keep growing as a musician? How do you keep it fresh?

What keeps you from being an honest, vulnerable worship leader?

Pastor Jack Hayford explores what it is that makes our praise worshipful to God.

What kind of worship service pleases God the most? It's the one with these characteristics.

Here's why media consultant Phil Cooke thinks it's a mistake to allow the congregation to watch and listen to the worship team rehearse.

Do you often struggle with the morning after, no matter what happened on Sunday morning? Here are some suggestions.

It's not like cigarette smokers are demonic, evil people. But should they been allowed on the worship team?

If you begin to think like this, you can open the door to an unhealthy flow in your worship service.

Even when the chipper "worship leader" in contemporary churches bounds on stage and predictably beckons everyone to "stand and worship," the people compliantly obey the stand command, but then they turn into mute mannequins.

How do you handle it when an 'off-pitch housewife' demands to sing with your praise team?

Here is a plan to help your worship team flourish as worshipers, musicians and mentors. Find out how it can change the culture of your worship ministry.

So what are the fundamentals of singability? What makes a song more likely to be singable?

Church services are noticeably different than they were even 10 years ago. Find out what, on the whole, has changed dramatically.

Some churches can get into a stale rut when it comes to their worship time. Here are the problems identified—and what can be done to avoid them.