Worship Band Workshop - Creating A Culture Of Excellence | Paul Baloche

The Bible says that “all the musicians were trained and skilled in music for the Lord”. As musicians and singers, are you practicing the right and the essential skills? How do you define and cultivate a 'culture of excellence'? How do we build strong relationships with our team?
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Paul Baloche has written hundreds of worship songs that are sung by thousands of churches each week. “Open the Eyes of My Heart”, “Above All”, “Hosanna”, “Your Name”, and many others have become congregational favorites throughout the world.
A three-time Dove Award winning songwriter, Paul travels the globe teaching and leading others in worship. Through Leadworship.com, he developed a series of Master Classes designed to equip and train leaders and worship teams world-wide.
“Since 1997, the mission of Leadworship.com has been to ‘help others worship’ by serving, equipping and training local church worship teams - transforming their communities through worship, prayer and musicianship.”
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I would like to challenge you and every other worship band that strives for excellence in their worship.
Yes, we should practise and be trained and be skilled. I'm not suggesting we should just have a crack and see what happens. There is nothing that can break a worship service apart more than mistakes.
But excellence? This is not Biblical. The word excellence is only used in the Bible ever in relation to God himself. Outside of this, it is never even mentioned.
we are not called to be excellent. we are a broken people in need of a saviour. The Bible is full of stories of how God used broken and damaged people to do HIS Will. It didn't require the skill, talent and EXCELLENCE of people to accomplish his Will. He required the hearts of willing and faithful servants.
This is too common in modern worship. And it's wrong.