You want better equipment?  Expect to hear some of these statements..."What's wrong with the equipment you have?  It's worked for all these years hasn't it?  Do we really need it?  It costs how much?  For that price, I think the church can live without it."  And my favorite..."ok, if you say it will help the church, then get it."

There are three steps in getting better equipment for your church.  read more »

"The “sound guys”, as we often refer to them, are important to the success of a worship gathering. In many ways, they can either make the service operate smoothly or crash with one slip of the finger. Following is a list of tips and ideas to help the sound engineers in their ministry of enhancing and supporting the worship experience and ensuring the delivery of biblical teaching."  read more »

Running a church sound system is more than just being there for the church service.  Do you do everything on this list?  read more »

I stumbled on a church worship article geared towards pastors and worship leaders, however, there was a line in the article that caught my attention:  read more »

I was in a heated discussion this weekend, after the service, with a worship team leader over what to do when a technical problem occurs during a worship song.  In this case, we had a problem with a singer's microphone that had shorted out.  The shorted mic became a distraction during the first song of the set.  read more »

I was recently asked a question by a church elder. "Do sound engineers get to worship during the service?" I wish more people would think about this question.  read more »