"Why Do Worship Leaders Do That?" 5: Why Can't Worship Leaders Sing Very Well?

Welcome to part five of my interview series with Sojourn worship leader Lorie King, “Why Do Worship Leaders Do That?” Each week we discuss the Top Ten Pet Peeves that people express against worship leaders in churches around the world.

This week, the topic is “Why Can’t Worship Leaders Sing Well?”  In this short audio interview, I ask Lorie for her perspective on these oft-cited complaints:

  • When the worship leader doesn’t know the lyrics.
  • When worship leaders run words together.
  • When the worship leaders put their own spin on simple, common words.
  • The worship team repeats the same line in a song 3.6 million times.
  • The worship leader sings so high that we can’t sing along

Simply click the play button below to begin listening now, or download the interview for free at iTunes and other podcast directories, from our podcast, Sojournmusic.com Radio.

Hear episode one of this series, Why Do Worship Leaders Ask People To Do Things Instead Of Just Singing?

Episode two: Why Do Worship Leaders Talk So Much In Between Songs?

Episode three: Why Do Worship Leaders Act Like Church Services Are Concerts?

Episode four: Why Are Worship Leaders So Unprofessional?

About Bobby Gilles

Writer of songs like Lead Us Back, Warrior, All I Have Is Yours and Let Your Blood Plead For Me, author of Our Home Is Like A Little Church, and Sojourn Communications Director. Listen to all his songs & read his tips on songwriting & church communications at http://mysonginthenight.com

One Response to "Why Do Worship Leaders Do That?" 5: Why Can't Worship Leaders Sing Very Well?

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