SISTER MELODY, PAUL, AND SEVERAL OTHER SERVANTS OF THE LORD WERE SINGLE. IT'S A BLESSING FOR SOME TO BE SINGLE. IT'S A BLESSING FOR SOME TO GET MARRIED. A BIGGER BLESSING IS TO BE IN GOD'S WILL, CONCERNING THESE TWO OPTIONS. DON'T JUST GO BY WHAT SOCIETY SAYS. BLESSED BY THE MUSIC HE MAKES THROUGH YOU.

Steve Cropper must've have gotten a fat check from this song.

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As someone just starting out playing in worship (and in any band in general) but having played guitar for over 20 years, I really appreciate that our worship leader encourages doing what you need to do. I still have to pay so much attention to what I'm doing and chord charts and stuff that it's super hard for me to have any sort of real presence (even if that's just looking up)! However, one thing our leader does encourage heavily is when you aren't having to do anything OR you're able to cause it's an easy section, simply sing along. Really helpful to show the congregation you're engaged AND it's super easy to be authentic with that in a real place of worship within yourself.

So funny, when I would read the end of a lyrics and see written by Chris brown, I literally thought that chris brown the hiphop artist wrote the gospel song. for example “jireh.” I remember seeing that and being so impressed and so happy that “chris brown” converted and is writing gospel songs . Lol.

*clicks DECLINE* Ahhhhhh....

What's PCO?

Nice fortunate son tutorial😂

Admit it, your a guitar player

Revs with Single Coil Pickups is wild lol

Great Job! Sounds wonderful. I really enjoyed the variation of the arrangement

Great video and vey helpful. What pedal are you using for your vocal effects? Can it connect to your acoustic preamp pedal? If so, in what order do you connect it in your chain?

Hahaha so real

Thank you guys! We are all in the same place.

I learn songs by making my own chart. I use Word. Forces me to break it down to each beat. Important to know how many beats at the end of each section. Does it go directly to the next section? 2 beats (quarter notes) or 4 or 8 beats?… Too, you see patterns. Most songs are simply repeating blocks of chord progressions. But… be aware that songs lately are getting more complicated, each chorus is adding new chords etc

Very nice playing. Guitar sounds gorgeous, plugged in, pre-amp sound included in recording? Just finished our churches Christmas show. Played a few new tunes for me, go tell it on the mountain in drop D with high E dropped to D on my acoustic, through a friedman IR-D with IR's turned off, solo instrument. Loved the big clean pre-amp tone.

Incredible! Awesome job Jason!!

Jason, this is amazing 🥰 Bruh- I just found you on Spotify. So happy! 🙌

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Rhodes ftw!

After a busy day at church, that was very relaxing watching you guys chatting about relaxing at Christmas.

Love this conversation. I stepped away from my staff role for these past two months and am transitioning to a new church. I'm helping out with Christmas but as another member of the team and all the stress I'd normally feel is gone. Its really nice to just enjoy the process.

I can't remember when, but everyone's favorite youtube uncle Tom Bukovac recently said something to the effect of- "you know those bands that everyone says are super tight? They always sound so dialed in... that's called practice." And it's so true. A band isn't tight just because they're good, it's because they've played that music together like 900 times. That's also why church bands are almost never "tight", we show up a couple hours early and play the songs once (rarely twice) together before service. I've been blessed to have played with some stellar musicians in church/conferences, and even the talent of high level guys can't overcome lack of practice as a group.

Nice version but I’m surprised the guitars are so low in the mix given the recent ‘sofa session’ with the thumbnail saying ‘Why are the guitars so quiet?’ !! Edit: KZbin tells me that discussion video was 4 months ago so maybe not quite so recent! It didn’t feel that long ago, must have resonated strongly with me… 😁

Sounds heaven

I think you get this, make a clean, edge of breakup, and lead preset, and throw it in your bag and when your gear all utterly dies on Sunday you plug this in and sound good anyway. This is plan B

You want your capo to be clean looking, but you apparently don’t feel the same way about your t-shirt.

I can't get the groove right in my head for the instrumental. The right hand phrases don't line up with the 4/4 for me mentally.

Gracias por compartir 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻

wow

We have used recordings to help us learn the songs, but on Sunday mornings we have no click, no tracks. We are one cohesive instrument listening and playing together. If someone or some instrument is missing, oh well, we play anyway.

Nice. Is that a Martin 000-42

Guitar tone is gorgeous- beautiful arrangement man

Love it. Man this sound takes me back to those special nights in the dim light of the sanctuary on Sunday nights at Hillcrest. Thanks for your investment all those years ago. Made a difference in my life.

Beautiful!!

Beautiful! Thank you!

I was wondering if you replaced the Cortado with the Mooer A7 Ambience Pedal? I like the A7 and think that the Cortado might be redundant?

Jason does it again

Yes, the 2nd one... how can I get that? Whats your presets? Whats your pedals?

Hi Jason, I've been a member of WA since its inception and have never been disappointed with all you guys offer! The explanation and demonstration of your pedal board was invaluable. Thanks for all you do!

Due respect but this is awful. It’s sounds nothing like Christmas Offering… let alone resembling anything contemporary Christian. Better off watching Paul’s video playing his own song.

I'm playing this for my audition to my church's praise team! Thanks for teaching me!

Sounds great! Your an amazing musician bro!

Im just here looking for a solid defence for my guitars 😂 what song at around 5.55?

Great sir it's very helpful

I must be the only person who has one of these that thinks the POD Express is cold, thin, far too much treble even off on some amps, fizzy, raspy, ratterly, without body, narrow sounding? They sound really bad, can I be the only person with a richer taste?

In the past, I have recorded myself humming what I wanted a solo to sound like. Then I play that back and transpose it onto the fretboard. You feel kind of silly listening back to your own humming but it works.

Could it be that producers tend to be keyboard players?