Freshly updated and retitled, How I Learned To Delegate is a must read for everyone involved with leading people (especially for those in ministry). I used to be a professional do-er that always wanted to delegate but couldn’t seem to get it figured out. People would always let me down, couldn’t do it as well[…]
I was born fat (12 lbs) and then got pretty heavy in my 20’s, but then a chance conversation put me on the road to health when someone took the time share their story with me. Now having sustainably lost about 100 lbs, it seemed good to be the one to share my story and[…]
We sat down with Jenn Johnson from Bethel Church to talk about her new book about finding balance in life and ministry. Lot’s of laughs. https://musicandministry.co/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/Jenn-Johnson.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: Apple Podcasts | RSS
We sat down with Jenn Johnson from Bethel Church to talk about her new book, All Things Lovely. Join us as we laugh about finding balance in life and ministry. Lot’s of fun.
We are very excited to announce that the audio book for 72% Cocoa: A Practical Guide to Intense Worship is now available everywhere! Narrated by the author (and Music & Ministry founder) Steven James Reed, he brings his humor to life as only he can. This powerful book is fun to listen to and will[…]
FRONT & CENTER (an expert from Getting Your Church To Sing by Steven James Reed) The first is to know where to stand. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve had to ask people who the leader is and was surprised to find out that it was the person in the back hiding behind their[…]
We had a lot of fun interviewing people at the KLOVE Fan Awards this year. It was great to finally meet Evan Craft so I can tell everyone who asks me if I know Evan Craft, that yes, I do know Evan Craft. Fun reactions to unexpected Español and a great interview.
Part 1 (an excerpt from our new book, Getting Your Church To Sing) We have been told since we were little children, “Don’t talk to strangers.” We’ve been told not to take candy from them, not to follow them, and you might have even been instructed to scream, “Stranger Danger,” if someone you don’t know[…]