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Ten Things I’ve Learned About Raising Up Worship Leaders

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The Worship Time

Observe the person leading. Give specific feedback about skills. Sometimes I only address one issue because I don’t’ want to weigh down a new leader with negative input.

Personal Meetings

You’ll see more output from your worship leaders if you care for them personally. I take people with me whenever I go on ministry trips.

Nobody I’ve trained has learned everything they know from me. For those who have a hard time attending training events, there are books, videos and tapes.

I take courses and seek out new material that will inform and inspire me. Unless I have fresh input, I get stale. Most importantly, make time to pray and worship by yourself. Go directly to the well of living water, and let him speak to you. This puts gas in your tank and gives you the right perspective on all your responsibilities.

Excerpted from Worship Update, 3rd Quarter 1997. Copyright 1997 Mercy/Vineyard Publishing. Used by permission.

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Category: Ministry, Winter 2001

About the Author: Andy Park has been a worship leader, songwriter and pastor in the Vineyard movement for over three decades. He travels widely throughout the North America and around the globe to lead worship and teach on worship and various themes of the life of worship. Andy has written many worship songs including “In the Secret” and “The River is Here,” and is the author of To Know You More: Cultivating the Heart of A Worship Leader (InterVarsity Press, 2002) and The Worship Journey: A Quest of Heart, Mind and Strength (2011). In 2012, he joined a team planting a new church in Guildford, Surrey, B.C. called Surrey Vineyard (www.surreyvineyard.com). Facebook Twitter: @andyparkmusic www.AndyPark.ca

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