Worship Artistry Podcast

Shelby Rollins returns and this time gives Jason a full vocal lesson. You'll get some vocal exercises to get you started and get to laugh at Jason all at the same time. In member mail, Jason and Daniel tell you how to get over stage fright.

Hillsong keyboard guru Peter James sits down with Ryan King to talk patches, playing live and so much more! Check out Peter's tones at Multitracks.com.

Jason and Daniel celebrate the new Worship Artistry Resources section by discussing their favorite gear and what they look for when purchasing any equipment. They also give some suggestions for beginner and intermediate players as well. Check out the new page here. (No membership needed) https://worshipartistry.com/resources You can also check out the "Should I Buy This Pedal Flowchart" here: http...

Worship Artistry keyboard instructor Ryan King joins us to discuss arranging music for keyboards, his new kids program "Pianosity" and staying focused on practice.

Today we are joined by author of Fretboard Theory Volumes 1 and 2, Desi Serna, to talk about the music theory that really matters.

Songwriters Aaron Dickson and Stephen Folden join the show to discuss writing and recording the first independent song Worship Artistry has ever done. Jason and Daniel also talk New Year's resolutions and member mail shows up the meatheads. Just another day at the office.

Jason and Daniel go through some of their favorite Worship Artistry moments from 2016. Grab a cup of hot chocolate and listen in. We'll see you in January!

Worship Pastor Ron Pai joins the show to share the lessons he's learned from pastoring at churches big and small. Is there really a difference? How do you apply lessons learned from one to another? We talk style, communication, complaints and loving on your people. In member mail we learn about co-leading a team and leading from an instrument other than voice.

We've got a full house today with Jason, Daniel, Josh and Ryan all sharing ideas for Christmas sets and staying sane during the Christmas season. If you've ever felt overwhelmed with the church chaos of Christmas, this one is for you. Check out "I Heard The Bells On Christmas Day" here.

Chris Hoisington joins the show to talk about recording, why it's so hard to capture the live worship experience on record and some of the best producers out there. You can also view the companion videos to this episode here .

Daniel and Jason discuss arranging songs for your community, expanding on great ideas and bringing your congregation along with you. 

Post Election Special! (Special because it doesn't mention politics at all) Worship Pastor and author of Bigger: Maybe Our Worship Is Just Too Small, Wayne Stewart joins the show to discuss what gathered worship is meant to be. Jason and Daniel also give tips on mentoring musicians.

Where is the line between volunteer and professional? When is it appropriate to pay a worship musician? Is it ever? Daniel and Jason tackle this tough question with honesty and levity. In Member Mail the guys suggest ways to spiritually develop your worship team. Ask your member mail questions at Facebook.com/worshipartistry

Jason and Daniel talk rhyming the word "African", learning from themselves and theology in song choice. Vice President of Publishing for Centricity Music, Chad Segura joins the show to discuss what makes a song great. Great stuff on this episode. 

We're back! Worship Artistry launches into Season 2 strong with a discussion on how ministers can receive ministry. You might find the thoughts surprising! Listen in.

We're wrapping up season one of the podcast but will most definitely be continuing in the fall. Dan and Jason talk the best of the season and what to look for next.

Does stage presence really matter? What makes for good (or poor) stage presence? Jason and Josh dive in.

Jason and Daniel talk about the good, the bad and the ugly when it comes to criticism. How should we receive it? How should we give it? In member mail the guys talk about aging worship leaders. 

Jason and Daniel jump right into what it means to be a hospitable worship leader.