Hello everyone. Welcome to the Worship Q&A Podcast. I’m Dwayne Moore. In this podcast, we try to answer questions that worship leaders are asking. Today, we have Tony Guerrero (TonyGuerrero.com) back with us for the second week in row in our podcast. I love Tony. I loved the time he spent with our coaching students
Tony Guerrero, long-time music director at Saddleback Church in California, is our guest today on the Worship Q&A podcast. This is an excerpt from Dwayne’s interview with him during one of Dwayne’s recent coaching sessions. Enjoy! LISTEN to this article on our Podcast here. Dwayne Moore: Hello everyone. Welcome to the Worship Q & A
Want to LISTEN to this article? Go to our Podcast! by Dwayne Moore Often we’re asked why we call our ministry “Next Level Worship”? They want to know what that term means and who qualifies to be on the “next level.” I especially appreciate those who want the scriptural evidence for the idea of next-level
This holiday season, consider giving the gift of hope and encouragement. For about $4, you will provide a child in Africa with the life-changing resources necessary to teach them how to love God and worship Him their whole heart. For $60 you will help provide resources and training to worship leaders in Africa. Next Level
During one of my sessions recently at the Sweetwater worship conference, someone asked me, “Dwayne, what do you tell worship leaders who are 38 and older?” The first thing that comes to mind is that if a person is 38 years old, then he or she has already started into their second half of life. Wish
The Model Prayer that Jesus taught His disciples in Matthew 6 can be divided into three distinct parts. As we build a daily habit of praying “in this manner,” our prayer lives can significantly deepen and our perspective of things can radically improve. Part 1: Vertical—Start with praise and surrender. When we pray, we should
In Part 1 and Part 2, we looked at “What Is Lifestyle Worship?” Part 3 of this 4-part teaching series is “Whom Do You Worship?” Today we will consider some reasons we should worship.
Want to listen to this teaching? Go here! In Part 1 and Part 2 of this 4-part series, we looked at “What Is Lifestyle Worship?” Today we will consider the choices we have for whom we can worship… Notice the question isn’t if you worship, but whom you worship. All of us worship something
Want to LISTEN to this article? Click here. In Part 1 of this series, we learned that lifestyle worship means walking through our days with a surrendered heart to God, so that everything we do brings glory to Him. Today we’ll look at the three directions of worship: inward, upward, and outward. Inwardly Jesus said
Want to LISTEN to this article? Click here The term, lifestyle worship, has been around for a while now; yet, it seems a lot of Christians still don’t quite understand it. A girl in the Philippines and her youth group were going through my book, Pure Praise. On her blog site she wrote, “I’ve always
. Dreaming about the future of your church and ministry? Wondering what God might do through you and your congregation or team? Whatever He has for you, you can be sure that every God-inspired vision has six distinct characteristics. All of them can be clearly seen when God commissioned Joshua to lead His people
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Ever been tempted to sum up the success of a worship service based on how loudly people sing or how many raise their hands during your songs? I think we’ve all done that at one time or another. The more people engage in (and clap for) our music the more we tend to think they’re
The Relationship of God and Music Guest Post by Suzanne Provagna One of the characteristics I love about God is that He is direct. Every word has direction and meaning. Like the first commandment: Deuteronomy 5:6 “I am the LORD your GOD, who brought you out of Egypt, out of the land of slavery.
