EEK! I never published the Implementation phase of Technically Transparent Worship! Thanks, Stephen, for reminding me. Implementation Here’s where it gets tough. If senior leadership has had battles with the tech team over the "vision" then the first thing to do is ask for forgiveness and an ... Read More
After working over 15 years in the technical field, I am a firm believer that Satan inhabits electronics. If anything can go wrong with electronics, it usually happens at the worst possible time! Stuff happens and how we deal with it, both during the event and after, define our ministry walk. No one ... Read More
“Practice Makes Perfect.” “How do you get to Broadway? Practice, practice, practice!” I’m sure you’ve heard those before. If you don’t practice you won’t get better. Period. There are few people who don’t need to practice their craft. Chances are good you aren't one of them. Good practice begets ... Read More
Here is where the rubber hits the road. This is where the vision casting and planning starts taking shape. Here is where you’ll hear my mantra: “Everything we do for the service we do to impact someone and help open the door to their heart for God to speak into them, no matter if it’s the first ... Read More
Time for part 2 of developing technically transparent worship; PLANNING. The best results come when the whole team participates in a brainstorming session, with the pastor acting as the moderator. Using a whiteboard, for recording ideas, is helpful. There are no wrong ideas at this point. The ... Read More
What is technically transparent worship? I’m not the first to use the term. I’ve been thinking about this lately, having visited a number of churches and observing how they handle a service. Technically transparent worship means someone coming into your church for either the first or the 1,000th ... Read More
[Guest post: Brian Gowing] “It’s too loud!” “It’s too quiet.” “It’s too trebly.” “It’s too boomy.” “All I hear is the guitar.” “I can’t hear the guitar”…Yadda, yadda, yadda… It's all about perspective and perception If I had a nickel for every time I’ve gone into a church and ... Read More
[Guest Post: Brian Gowing] In this time of the American Presidential Primary Race, consider what you should look for in a tech team candidate. Brian examines the six traits desirable in an audio team candidate. A well-functioning team can move mountains and make the impossible possible. And ... Read More
