“What you do for God in public will only be as powerful as what you do with God in private.” Public ministry can be powerful. When someone leads worship, preaches with conviction, or ministers with visible impact, people often describe it as anointed. Lives are touched. Hearts are stirred. People sense that God is moving […]
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“Your gift can take you where your character cannot sustain you.” Talent is a powerful thing. In ministry, especially in worship and creative leadership, talent often becomes visible very quickly. A person learns an instrument well, develops a strong voice, communicates clearly, or carries a natural presence on the platform. Because of that gifting, doors
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“If I lose the wonder, I lose the worship.” – Often attributed to reflections on worship and devotion Worship usually begins with wonder. For many musicians and worship leaders, the first time we lifted our voices to God, it wasn’t about skill, recognition, or leadership. It was simply a response to grace. Something in us
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Authentic Leadership in Worship Ministry “The man who would truly know God must give time to Him.” – A.W. Tozer Before his heart was “strangely warmed” in 1738, John Wesley had already been active in ministry for years. He was ordained in 1728, preached, organized small discipleship groups, and even served as a missionary. (Source)
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