As it has been my goal for this entire first season, we are bringing it back to the basics. What are the fundamentals of contemporary worship? How do we strip back and learn to rest after creating so much so often and aiming so high for excellence in our musical worship? With this, we wrap up season one and prepare for what's to come. Thank you for listening and God bless!

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How can we learn to balance feedback from others and the criticisms we receive in a healthy way as creative people? Is it possible for us to even seek criticism in a healthy way? Join us in the penultimate season one episode of the Roaring Rocks Podcast and learn how we can set ourselves up to not only healthily receive criticism, but even ask for it.

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Whether we realize it or not, we as the musical leaders in the church are also teaching our congregation. We may not do so in the way our pastors do when preaching, but we are actively involved in the growth and influence of the faiths of those who join us corporately for worship. In this episode, we dive into the ways we can engage and lead our congregation both inside and outside of our service times.

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It is our job as leaders to help shepherd and pastor those God has placed in our ministries. Being able to reach out to others and connect with them beyond the musical realm and value them as more than what they can provide to us is what we ought to aim for as leaders. This also means caring for them during the hard times of life and celebrating with them during the good times. Let us always lead with compassion, love, and charity to the greatest degrees.

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Almost every church worker and volunteer has faced some level of burnout. Ministry is not for the faint of heart and can be very taxing, but we serve a purpose that is far greater than anything we could do on our own. That being said, we can't power through as if burning out doesn't exist just because we serve God. It's important to maintain our own spiritual, mental, emotional, and physical health for the sake of our own wellbeing and that of those we serve.

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How you prepare for rehearsal, actively rehearse with your team members, and communicate the necessary details with them when things change afterwards plays a large role in our services starting as far back as even before that midweek rehearsal. Join us as Hunter discusses what it looks like to rehearse with his team and how he prepares himself and his team to lead each weekend.

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Having the title "worship band leader" means that it takes more than just you to facilitate worship with your congregation. So let's talk about how we put together a team to lead worship and how we work with those individuals toward the ultimate goal of corporate worship with the gathered body of the church.

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Every leader who actively helps in planning a service has to get used to working with others in that planning. Join us as we share some of the things you'd expect when planning a service with your pastor or music director and how that communication plays a huge role in our ability to serve well.

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