Expressive Worship Workshop & MakeoverTom's teaching and hands-on work with praise bands can transform the way your own worship team functions. Learn how to create the freedom for your congregation to express their worship much more freely and passionately than ever before! Buy now for $99.95 |
Expressive Worship: Building Your House of WorshipLearn the basics of planning your worship and understanding your congregation to build your house of worship. Buy now for $79.95 |
Expressive Worship: Love the Congregation"Self"-consciousness is the enemy of love. And loving the congregation and leading them with authority is what you’re called to do. The foundational principles Tom teaches in these DVDs are vital to your worship team! Buy now for $79.95 |
Worship Teams
Worship Set Week-to-Week
I’ve been talking recently with “Worship Leader Jay” about dealing with the simple ‘how-to’ of putting together your worship set and your team. You can check out some of what I learned from Jay in these blogs: Baby Steps and The Freedom to Disappoint Now I want to share some of the things working for [...]
Worship Artists
Can We Laugh at Ourselves?
One of the greatest qualities of effective relationship with others is the ability to laugh at ourselves. How many times have you seen someone who takes themself way too seriously? Then a gaff, mistake, or physical blunder happens and the person struggles to maintain control and that makes us laugh even harder! Something about religious [...]
Sunday Soloist
Seeing the Music
I’ve worked with many singers who are trying to find and develop a unique vocal style. A great vocal coach can help with this. On the flip side, a bad vocal coach who only understands one style and tries to teach you that (whether your voice is suited for it or not), is a big [...]
Christian/Gospel Artists
Passion Sells
This title might seem crass and cheap at first glance, but let me explain. I was on a flight home from working with a speaker who is just beginning a tour in which she delivers five, 5-7 minutes talks to arenas filled with Jr. High kids. An audience NOT for the faint of heart, I [...]
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