Thoughts on New Songs, Popular Songs, and Undiscovered Songs

Finding new songs (good ones) can be a big challenge at times... Ok, most of the time, at least for me.  The field is FLOODED with a wash of music from people just trying to get the right foothold.  So how do we search for and find new material?

Here is a great article from The Worship Community addressing this very issue.

Thoughts On New Songs, Popular Songs, and Undiscovered Songs - See more at: http://www.theworshipcommunity.com/thoughts-on-new-songs-popular-songs-and-undiscovered-songs/#sthash.91m7pxHF.dpuf

Thoughts On New Songs, Popular Songs, and Undiscovered Songs - See more at: http://www.theworshipcommunity.com/thoughts-on-new-songs-popular-songs-and-undiscovered-songs/#sthash.91m7pxHF.dpuf

 Thoughts on new songs, popular songs, and undiscovered songs.

Thoughts On New Songs, Popular Songs, and Undiscovered Songs - See more at: http://www.theworshipcommunity.com/thoughts-on-new-songs-popular-songs-and-undiscovered-songs/#sthash.91m7pxHF.dpuf

Thoughts On New Songs, Popular Songs, and Undiscovered Songs - See more at: http://www.theworshipcommunity.com/thoughts-on-new-songs-popular-songs-and-undiscovered-songs/#sthash.91m7pxHF.dpuf

Leading Your Band – Practical Ways To Shepherd Your Band (Via Verge Network)

As a worship leader, having been shepherded by many different types of leaders and pastors, I've found that one of the most important things you can do to lead your band is to place relationship with them above their serving on your team.  I've been victim of, and perpetrated, the types of relationships that are always tinged with something having to do with their service to the team.  Your people need to know that you want relationship with them even if they're not playing a single line or singing a single verse.  You shepherd the heart first.

Here is a great article from one of my favorite sources:

Leading Your Band – Practical Ways To Shepherd Your Band  ~The Verge Network