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Worship Without an Instrument
Amanda challenges us to find community in worship and how to use our instruments as a tool and not a way to hide. She offers helpful tools on preparing for a worship set that sets your entire team and self up for success.
Lesson Plan
Worship In All Seasons- Worship Leading
Worship In All Seasons- Worship Leading
Brave Worship - Worship Leading
Brave Worship- Worship Leading
Growing Roots
Growing Roots
Heart Over the Gift
Heart Over the Gift
Congratulations You're A Leader- Worship Leading
Congratulations You're A Leader- Worship Leading
Lesson Plan
Worship Team Administration
Worship Team Administration
Finding the Right People
Finding the Right People
Working With the Sound Team
Working With the Sound Team
Team Communication
Team Communication
Dealing With People
Dealing With People - New
Lesson Plan
Inviting the Spirit into a Planned Environment
Inviting the Spirit into a Planned Environment
Stewarding Revival
Stewarding Revival
Leading off the Stage - Worship Leading
Leading off the Stage- Worship Leading
Dealing With Comparison
Dealing With Comparison
Excellence And Stewardship
Excellence And Stewardship
Lesson Plan
Creativity In Worship
Creativity In Worship
Leading in Different Environments Q&A
Leading in Different Environments Q&A
Preparing a Worship Set List
Preparing a Worship Set List
The Awkward and Humbling Pursuit of Glory
The Awkward and Humbling Pursuit of Glory
Co-Leading Artist Panel
Co-Leading Artist Panel
Lesson Plan
Balancing Written and Spontaneous Songs
Balancing Written and Spontaneous Songs
Growing In Prophetic Worship
Growing In Prophetic Worship
Skillful Praise
Skillful Praise
Worship Without an Instrument
Worship Without an Instrument
Lesson Plan
Course Overview
Ditching Your Instrument - Amanda Cook
It is a vulnerable place to lead without your instrument.
It's easy to hide behind the thing you're playing.
We can go faster alone, but we can go further together.
You are the one who makes an instrument come to life. Instruments are tools, and they are vehicles.
Your hands are meant to be laid on other musicians to release them into their destiny.
As worship leaders, we aren't really leaders if people aren't coming with us.
If you don't have anyone following, you're not a leader, you're just a person walking around.
Find someone who finds the instrument you play, and start raising them up. In your quest for excellence, pass on everything you have. Mom's and Dad's don't have jealous over their kids going further than they did.
Communication off stage leads to communication on stage. If you have a relationship with people, they can anticipate your next move.
Find out what key you can sing in. Figure out the notes at the top and bottom of your range.
Have chord charts ready. Get your entire team on the same system. Put your chord charts in your key. Learn to transpose, and teach your team how to do the same.
Teach your team dynamics of what it looks like to not be in a rush.