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Last month, I wrote about how leaders need to implement rhythms and systems in their lives to be healthy. This month's blog post is part two of that discussion: Growing a Healthy Worship Team. (6 minute read).
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Seth Putnam
In this month's blog post and the kick-off of the 2024 blog season, I'd like to write about healthy rhythms and systems that have sustained me as a worship leader leading teams. These are practices that I have found effective in my life. (8 minute read)
Ever struggle with a problem you can't think of a solution to? We've all been there before. This happened to me earlier this year, and the Lord helped me correct my course. Perhaps this blog post can help you be open to God’s creative solutions. (6 minute read)
This month's post may be niche, but perhaps this is something you're interested in and have been looking for more resources/information.
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When green rooms turn into retreat rooms and our love for serving people gets replaced with a love of platform, we've missed the point as worship leaders. I'm kicking off this season's blog post with what it means to be an Incarnational Worship Leader today. (6 minute read)
Leading worship can be a vulnerable space where anxiety confronts you on the stage. When this happens, will you be ready and armed to take down this spirit of fear? The Psalmist David was no stranger to fear and even gave us a strategy to win the battle. Click on this month’s blog post to read about five smooth stones every worship leader needs to have when fighting fear. (8 minute read)
Have you ever had to deal with unhealthy comparisons? I have, and it hurts. It's a subtle poison that eventually changes the way you view people. In this month's blog post, I unpack a bit more about the subject, discussing its psychology and trying to bring a scriptural remedy that has helped me guard against it.
As I get ready to hit 40, I've been thinking about what it means to enter my second half of life. Especially when it comes to leading worship. Click on this post to read more about the shift that's already been taking place in me.
Life can get busy. Life can get stressful. Life can even make you feel burnt out. When you feel the demands of life charging against you, it's important to know what the Bible says about God's REST in your life. You've been called as a believer to enter His REST and there is a path to get there. To read more about this life giving principle, click on the title "Labor into His rest" or click on the above picture.
Now that the new year is here, what are you doing to better yourself and better your team? Read this quick blog entry to get some new perspective on the start of 2016. Click on the title or picture to read blog.
Do you struggle with trying to get your worship team passionate on the platform for services? If so, find out what I discovered that dramatically changed the results of our worship experience. Click on the title or picture above to view blog post.
Have you ever thought about the nature of God as Light? I have and I've got some thoughts about it. Know this: God's light was never meant to merely entertain you but to help others see clearly in the dark. To read more about this topic, click on the "Shine Brilliantly" topic
Does your worship team struggle with the Quality over Quantity principle? Find out here in this months blog post. Click on the title "Quality over Quantity - All About People" to read.
For this first blog post, I'd like to talk about the topic of excellence in worship ministry! Click on the title "Excellence is Reverence" to read about it.