The Servant Worship Leader Live Mentorship

• • Define your God-given identity as a worship leader (not based on skills, stage time, or approval)

  • Identify common lies worship leaders believe about performance, value, and success

  • Craft a personal declaration of identity in Christ you can revisit weekly

  • Build a simple “pre-service reset” practice that keeps your heart grounded before you lead

  • Leave with a weekly rhythm to stay connected to God offstage so your onstage leadership flows from overflow

     This session includes guided reflection, Scripture meditation, and practical journaling prompts you can implement immediately.

Foster unity, lead with clarity, and build trust through strong spiritual and relational leadership — while actively growing your volunteer team with intention.

Whether you’re the main leader or not, culture flows from how you show up consistently. This session will help you:

• Learn the 3 rhythms of healthy culture: encouragement, expectation, and example

• Build weekly check-in questions to strengthen connection, accountability, and care

• Discover how to lead up with your pastor and align with the vision of your church

• Use a simple framework for resolving conflict and awkward team dynamics with grace

• Create a team “Culture Code” that reinforces who you’re becoming together

• Get strategies to invite, onboard, and empower new team members with confidence

• • • Learn how to choose the right keys for your voice and your congregation

    • Use the “anchor song” method for building setlists that make sense musically and thematically

    • Understand the basics of the Nashville Number system (even if you’re not a theory nerd)

    • Learn how to use tracks and click to support — not hinder, your team

    • Build a personal practice/rehearsal routine you can use each week to grow as a player/singer

      From choosing the right keys to using tracks and Nashville Numbers, learn how to lead with skill without losing presence. 

      This is where we bridge the spiritual and practical. We’ll talk about how musical preparation helps create freedom for spiritual moments. In this session, you’ll

Write biblically grounded songs that serve your congregation — and learn how to introduce them well. 

You don’t have to be famous to write songs that bless your church. You just need clarity, Scripture, and a shepherd’s heart. This week, we’ll:

• Learn how to write with your church in mind — what are they going through, what do they need to sing?

• Use a 3-part filter to check for clarity, theology, and singability

• Explore examples of simple but powerful congregational songs (and why they work)

• Practice writing lyric ideas during the call, using live prompts and Scripture inspiration

• Learn how to introduce new songs well: from vision casting to arrangement tips and team buy-in

You’ll leave with a song start (or two!) and a practical game plan to begin writing more consistently and introducing songs with confidence.