We’ve only got one more episode to go in our ten-part podcast series “Why Do Worship Leaders Do That?”, based on top ten pet peeves that people hold against worship leaders. Worship leader Lorie King will close out the series in a discussion of “Why do worship leaders cater to the congregation.” Rather than do it on a Friday, like the first nine, we’ll publish this final episode next Wednesday, January 14 here on sojournmusic.com. Here are links to the previous nine installments:
Discussion of Pet Peeve #1: Why Do Worship Leaders Ask People To Do Things Instead Of Just Singing?
Discussion of Pet Peeve #2: Why Do Worship Leaders Talk So Much In Between Songs?
Discussion of Pet Peeve #3: Why Do Worship Leaders Act Life Church Service Is AÂ Concert?
Discussion of Pet Peeve #4: Why Are Worship Leaders So Unprofessional?
Discussion of Pet Peeve #5: Why Can’t Worship Leaders Sing Very Well?
Discussion of Pet Peeve #6: Why Are Their Clothes Or Body Language Distracting?
Discussion of Pet Peeve #7: Why Do They Mess Up Prayer Time?
Discussion of Pet Peeve #8: Why Are Transitions Between Songs So Bad During Worship Services?
Discussion of Pet Peeve #9: Why Can’t They Walk The Talk In Their Personal Lives?
photo above: Sojourn worship leaders Lorie King, Brooks Ritter, Rebecca Dennison
I love these topics. I lead worship at Mallard Point Baptist church in Georgetown, KY which is not too far from you all. I have been asked, to my face or behind my back, most all of the above questions. I can’t quit chuckling. I am looking forward to reading all of these posted articles to finally understand all the problems I didn’t know I had. God Bless.
I am still chuckling,
Jeff
Glad you found us Jeff!