Comments on: Pastors, You Are Your Church’s Lead Worshiper

By: Next Level Worship

Next Level Worship — Sat, 28 Mar 2009 23:36:23 +0000

Hey Nancy, thank you for your comment. Have you tried recording the service and letting him listen? Sometimes hearing one’s voice can be a wake-up call to get them away from the mic. Good idea to ask him to exhort — much like Kirk Franklin does. but asking him NOT to sing will be difficult without explaining your real reason. You really can’t do much more than that, most likely — since he is, afterall, your pastor and boss. God has a way of working out such things, so pray often and patiently. Hope this helps some. — Dwayne

By: Nancy Liatsis

Nancy Liatsis — Thu, 19 Mar 2009 03:19:20 +0000

Our Pastor is an excellent example of a lead worshipper. He loves the presence of the Lord and models it as he stands each week with the worship team on the platform. He sets a wonderful example of the priority of worship for our congregation. The only problem is that he is not a good singer and we can’t seem to get him off mike while the Worship Team is ministering. I know what I think I should do (which is ask him to use the microphone only to exhort and sing off mike but sadly, I am afraid of his reaction. Any advice would be so appreciated.