Another thing I agreed with was the conviction he felt to stop “worshipping worship”, which is so common in this generation. I’ve witnessed a few worship leaders get caught up in the fame game, trying to make a “name for themself”, a weakness common amongst even the most spiritual of men and women. He said that he realized he had to stop looking at himself and trying to perfect his “worship techinques” and performance. His focus is to look at Jesus, at HIS work of grace on the cross, and to lift high the name of Jesus and not his own.

This was one of the most humble and encouraging talks I have heard on worship leading. It was fun hanging out with you guys before and after the event, too! Thanks for the invitation, Rich!