You feel like your understanding of your current role as a worship leader is clearly aligned with your congregation's and your leadership's understanding.

Strongly Disagree

Disagree

Neutral

Agree

Strongly Agree

You feel inspired, motivated, and empowered to be a worship leader in your church.

Strongly Disagree

Disagree

Neutral

Agree

Strongly Agree

You know exactly what you need to take the next step to develop yourself as a worship leader.

Strongly Disagree

Disagree

Neutral

Agree

Strongly Agree

You feel free to own your style and your skill as you lead.

Strongly Disagree

Disagree

Neutral

Agree

Strongly Agree

You feel understood by your fellow pastors and leaders and musicians.

Strongly Disagree

Disagree

Neutral

Agree

Strongly Agree

In a few sentences, what are the greatest competencies you currently exhibit as a worship leader? *

Consider this in terms of your most obvious strengths.

In a few sentences, what are the greatest challenges you are currently facing as a worship leader? *

Consider this in terms of your most obvious struggles.

In a few sentences, what would it look like if the challenges you mentioned in previous question were overcome? *

Paint a picture of success. Where do you want to end up?

Topics that you'd like to cover with a worship leader coach: *

Select your top 5-7 topics

Song Pool Management

Auditioning Musicians

Building Setlists

Writing Liturgies/Orders of Service

Theology of Worship

Creating a culture of community among worship team(s)

Planning Center Online

Relationships with fellow church leaders

Personal musical development

Creating a leadership development track for worship leaders

What is a worship leader?

Stage Culture

Worship practice, preparation, rehearsal

Dealing with conflict

Customizing instrumentation based on your room and your congregation

Non-musical elements

Worship for non-Sunday contexts

Speaking/Teaching in worship moments

Leading Prayers

Personal Prayer

Incorporating Scripture in Worship

Incorporating Readings or Call & Response in Worship

Scripture in the life of the worship leader

"Worship Wars"

Trinitarian Worship

Worship in a post-church context

Building Chord Charts

Choosing keys for songs

Developing a philosophy of worship

Creating a thriving culture of worship

Improvisation and Spontaneous Worship

Levels of complication in songs/music

Defining unique worship leader roles

Paid musicians vs volunteers

Training musicians and worship leaders not yet competent for "the stage"

Attractional vs missional vs traditional vs etc.

Transitions between worship elements

Innovation and creativity (intentional disruption)

Gear, equipment, maintenance

Leading, communicating with, and serving alongside Audio/tech team(s)

The 5 senses in worship

Medleys & Mashups

Hymns and modern praise songs

Repetition of lyrics and of songs

How to prepare for Sunday

Planning Ahead, Goals, and Vision

Building Bands

Leading completely solo

Communal song-writing

Retreats for worship leaders and/or musicians

History of Worship

Original Songs

Feedback from Jameson after he observes your worship leading

On-site workshop(s)

Off-site retreat(s)

Capos, transposing, Nashville Numbers

Building chord charts

Sacramental perspectives of worship

Incorporating the sacraments in worship

Becoming a worship leader coach

Discovering new/other worship music

Please share anything else not mentioned above that you would like to work on as a worship leader. *

Feel free to get creative and specific! My desire is not to make you a copy of me, but to develop YOU and to be an advocate and an encourager for YOU.

Thank you for sharing a bit about yourself!

I look forward to helping you hone your craft as a worship leader! I will be in touch soon.

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