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Establishing A Songwriting Community
Matt gives a "how to" for worshippers to care for and cultivate a songwriting community. He discusses the administrative side of community and structure. He shares experience on how to encourage songwriters and how community works best when you're working together.
Lesson Plan
Activating the Anointing
Don Potter
0:32:33
Activating the Annointing
5 questions
Balancing Written and Spontaneous Songs
Brian Johnson
0:30:20
Balancing Written and Spontaneous Songs
5 questions
Parable of the Talents
Don Potter
0:29:26
Parable of the Talents
5 questions
The Heart of a Songwriter
Amanda Lindsey
0:38:07
The Heart of a Songwriter
5 questions
Heart Over the Gift
Jonathan David Helser
0:33:15
Heart Over the Gift
5 questions
Lesson Plan
Crafting Lyrics
Jeremy Riddle
0:26:54
Crafting Lyrics
5 questions
Songwriting Process
Brian Johnson
0:29:10
Songwriting Process
5 questions
The Process of Co-writing
Brian Johnson, Joel Taylor
0:30:00
The Process of Co-writing
5 questions
Writing From A Hook
Dan McCollam
0:30:40
Writing From A Hook
5 questions
Authentic Songwriting
John Mark McMillan
0:35:59
Authentic Songwriting
5 questions
Lesson Plan
Everything Is In Context
John Mark McMillan
0:32:51
Everything Is In Context
5 questions
Breaking Writers Block
Gabriel Wilson
0:29:26
Breaking Writers Block
5 questions
Staying Inspired
Jeremy Riddle
0:35:45
Staying Inspired
5 questions
Establishing A Songwriting Community
Matt Stinton
0:26:41
Establishing A Songwriting Community
5 questions
Worship Bigger Than the Room
Dan McCollam
0:39:16
Worship Bigger Than the Room
5 questions
Lesson Plan
Lesson Plan
Song Stories with Amanda Lindsey Cook
Amanda Lindsey
0:29:10
Song Stories with Amanda Lindsey Cook
5 questions
Song Stories with The Helsers
Melissa Helser, Jonathan David Helser
0:30:10
Song Stories with The Helsers
5 questions
Song Stories with John Mark McMillan
John Mark McMillan
0:28:47
Song Stories with John Mark McMillan
5 questions
Song Stories with Jenn Johnson
Jenn Johnson
0:26:10
Song Stories with Jenn Johnson
5 questions
Lesson Plan
Brian Johnson - Bethel Music Songwriting Retreat
Brian Johnson
00:45:59
Jenn Johnson - Bethel Music Songwriting Retreat
Jenn Johnson
00:47:40
Amanda Lindsey Cook - Bethel Music Songwriting Retreat
Amanda Lindsey
00:41:00
Jonathan Helser - Bethel Music Songwriting Retreat
Jonathan David Helser
00:39:49
Brandon Lake - Bethel Music Songwriting Retreat
undefined questions
00:31:41
PANEL Q&A - Bethel Music Songwriting Retreat
Brian Johnson, Jonathan David Helser
00:33:21
Steffany Gretzinger - Bethel Music Songwriting Retreat
Steffany Gretzinger
00:37:40
The McClures - Bethel Music Songwriting Retreat
Paul McClure, Hannah McClure
00:42:07
Hunter Thomson - Bethel Music Songwriting Retreat
Hunter Thompson
00:36:48
Kristene DiMarco - Bethel Music Songwriting Retreat
Kristene DiMarco
00:36:45
Course Overview
Unit 1
The Heart of a Songwriter
Unit 2
Refining Your Skills
Unit 3
Finding Inspiration
Unit 4
General Creativity
Unit 5
Song Stories
Unit 6
BONUS (Exclusive Unit) - Bethel Music Songwriting Retreat
ESTABLISHING A SONGWRITING COMMUNITY - MATT STINTON
Pyramid Structured Songwriting Community
- Have head songwriters who are the main decision makers
- Establish a group of songwriters underneath the main leaders
- Underneath that create a structure to receive song submissions from people in the larger worship community.
There is strength in writing in numbers
- Use the strengths of the people around you
- Keep communication clear when working with others to avoid hurt feelings.
- Don’t let your pride get in the way of what God is doing with a song.
Songwriting is a process
- If you have a tag for a song try it out in corporate worship and see if there is something on it.
Our songs are people’s moments waiting to happen.
Record your ideas, let them sit, and come back to them later with a new perspective.
- Steward the ideas He gives you whether it is a random song idea, or if it was a spontaneous moment while leading worship.
- Remember that your gift is a skill, and takes time, effort, and practice to improve
Make sure your agenda for coming to Lord is to worship Him, not to get a great song idea.