5 THINGS TO SAY IN BETWEEN SONGS IN WORSHIP

[@macuhamik]

Hi this is Mike from the Philipines, I lead the worship last sunday and it’s my first time to do it. I feel to myself that I’m kinda prepared for that but when that time comes it feels really nervous and I don’t know what to say in betweens. This video helps me a lot to grow further with God’s Love and encourage myself more to engage with this passion.

[@jaxmabrown4835]

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[@rogelcastillojr.2323]

Me too.. I'm s bit scared and insecure.. but I know God is with me.. Tommorow is the day I'm gonna lead the worship and it's my first time.. please pray for me

[@Annie-oo9gd]

We all beginners did brother

[@blelainecedeno1552]

relate po huhu

[@lyraampong1202]

I feel you brother.just hold on to your faith and focus on the cross. Seek Jesus ' face ..

[@joynasanoril]

#1 Call to Worship #2 Song Explanation #3 Personal Story #4 Prayer of Invocation #5 Prayer Confession and Assurance Thank you! God bless!

[@LoneChairProductions]

The greatest worship leader in the past 25 years is Lindell Cooley. He never concerned himself with what people liked or what they needed. His approach was to lead by example. He worshipped for only an audience of one and because he was a true leader, people naturely followed him into the throne room. I remember, he came out one night and ask into the mic, "what would you like to hear?" The congregation started shouting out songs like "Happy Song", "We Will Ride", and much more. Lindell then spoke into the mic and said, "I wasn't asking you". The congregation went crazy when they realized Lindell was talking to God. That was one of the most powerful nights of worship I've ever experienced. My point is, if you're truly called to lead, people will follow you regardless. Nothing needs to be said. Lindell never even had song slides, they were considered a distraction and most of the time Lindell led worship spontaneously. He only planned the first song, everything after that was where the spirit led him. Just lead them by worshipping Jesus in spirit and in truth.

[@rubenssilva3348]

Agree to disagree! Even Jesus had a formula how to do things and be organized

[@rosemakena9273]

I am this kind of a worship leader. I focus on ministering to God alone. I do spontaneous songs after the first planned one and I can't do it any other way. I also love private worship more than a corporate one.

[@user-yn4mr2ip1t]

LoneChair Productions Gud am. May I ask a question.something bothering me. I’m leading a worship. Praised the Lord Almighty God for your life. Our pastor said that the leader need to lead this people to the presence of God. I’m so confuse.i don’t know what to do. Please I need advice. I know that the leader is leading them to worship God . Focus to God. Please need some advice.

[@kenjc22]

@@user-yn4mr2ip1t Personally, I think if you focus on saying words like "Lord WE come before You..." instead of "I come"... they become aware that it's a "we" thing, and not about what the worship leader is doing or not doing. Also, it helps the worship leader remember that it's not about the band or the singer, but God. Also, I believe choosing songs that focus on God's attributes (holy, great, mighty, powerful), as well as songs that sing TO Him and not just about Him help. People get a lot of their "doctrine" from songs, so if we pick songs that line up with Scriptures, then we're leading them to the Presence of God. Jesus said that HE is the way to the Father, so if we focus on Jesus, and not so much about songs that talk more about how I feel, or that focus on what I am or not, then Jesus is exalted, and He leads us to the Father! Remember, He dwells in the Praises of His people... Praise means to make God shine, not my emotions or circumstances. A good reference is the book of Psalms, although David mentions his hardships, He usually ends up saying how God is His fortress and strength. This is just my opinion, and what works for me and the congregation where I lead worship. I spend less time "speaking" or preaching, I personally believe Worship time isn't the time to preach or share, but that's just my opinion. I spend more time leading in song, speaking for the people in representation of them to God (Like priests did in Moses' time) and God to the people. Most importantly, more important than everything I just wrote, ask the Holy Ghost to teach you what to do specifically for the church where you are leading worship. He knows what the people need or don't need to hear. He gives us words to pray, surely He can give us words to say and especially to sing. Let Him lead you in all you do! Bless you!!

[@jhenmercz5710]

Wow that's amazing. Hoping that i may lead the praise and worship in spirit and in truth

[@dawntan6842]

It’ll be my first time, as a youth, leading a youth group into worship, this really helped me understand more about what worship is, and how to lead it! Thank you!

[@wallamsohphoh8881]

This is so helpful. I'm an electric guitar player and I've been asked many times to lead worship but I always turned it down because I didn't know how to lead despite being in the praise and worship team for years. After watching this video, I finally feel like I can do it next time. Thank you

[@kyleem9780]

"if it were up to me we would not do any announcements during the service at all😀" I'm dead😂💀

[@worshiptutorials]

Jake these tips are solid, but I prefer one of the following... 1) Uhhhhhmmmm.... or 2) Play either the Top Gun or Star Wars Jedi theme on my guitar. I find these two options really usher people into the throne room. Joking aside - you've got a new subscriber :). Keep the content coming my friend!

[@Churchfront]

+Worship Tutorials HAHAHA. Thanks bro. You're a worship KZbinr legend. Means a lot that you subscribed and commented!

[@mrsryanshelton]

😂😂

[@evanderbangoy1710]

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[@santoirizarri3837]

Amen

[@Keithlovejenny]

Brothers & Sisters & friends, let us focus now to worship our great God & put our hearts into singing our hearts out, if you don’t know the song, you can learn from it by listening intently, or if you have a need from God, you can pray in your heart or under your breath but do not play on your phones or do not talk among yourselves yet, talk after church, ok? Then smile & invite them to stand up, clap their hands, lift their hands, lift their hearts to God & shout Hallelu-YAH! They can dance if the Spirit lead them, then use drum if it is a warfare songs & shout out to God to send legions of battle angels to win the city for God, mention the Name of your city & declare lost souls are coming to Christ & the devil have no hold on them ! If it is a love song to God, tell the congregation to sing it unto the Lord with their hearts!

[@frantyozorawattilete4742]

thank youuu! greetings from Jakarta, Indonesia!

[@jimpeters2861]

Thank you sir. My Name is James. Although, I don't lead worship myself because I play the keyboard. But, sometimes I see myself or feel I can lead worship because each time anyone is out there leading worship or praise, something inside of me keeps telling me "that's my place". But I'm always stock whenever I think of how to start, what to say in-between songs and how to lead my audience to worshipping God in spirit and in truth or make them feel the same way I feel during worship. But now I feel motivated through this content. So Thank you sir and please keep creating this kind of videos as world evolves because from now till the end of time the word of our God will never change. Thanks and More Grace.

[@alexandredealmeida8147]

I am a Brazilian and I worship in an American Church ( In China) =) I feel like I need and I want to say something and most of the time it just doesn't come out, besides that, there is also a language barrier, I need to study more the bible in English and not only in my native language... Your video was really helpful! Thank you very much for sharing! God bless you and your channel!

[@officialJOY1229]

Follow God’s Spirit ❤

[@ronwalczak7120]

Lead by the spirit is all that needs to happen

[@evangelineabad1696]

Humbly bow our heart to Him and Pray..

[@evangelineabad1696]

Hi Bro..ganun nman tlaga Ako nga khit matagal ng SL sming Church may gnun p rin akung pkiramdam.. But if i intrust to our Lord with the help of the Holy Spirit mgagawa nman nting matagumpay ang lahat for the glory of His Name..our Dear Lord JESUS..

[@faauluulugalal5461]

I believe that whatever the Holy Spirit led u to do at the time of worship n thats it. Sometimes we don't know what to say n how to say but when we allow the Holy Spirit of God to do it for u, believe me, u will have no idea what comes out of your mouth at the time of worship n u will know n feel the presence of the Holy Spirit all over. I'm also leading our services n worship sometimes n I really thank God for the gift he has given to me.

[@MakyaKByrth]

I really enjoyed these tips that you've shared. They are really helpful and I can't wait to apply them! Thanks again.

[@Churchfront]

Thank you, Makya!

[@victorydaniel3048]

This tips are very helpful

[@anmolbiswakarma8053]

Thank brother for sharing such valuable information to us

[@sussanayeboah1831]

Thank u for what u did I may be a ten year child but now church as become beacuse of u and and my father

[@matthewwillis7767]

There are times when I feel like I have prepared well for a short speaking transition, explanation, or exhortation, but when the moment comes to speak what I have prepared, a lot of times it feels really awkward. Not sure what I could do to make those moments feel more natural rather than awkwardly forced. Maybe it's just my general awkwardness really shinning haha

[@Churchfront]

Thanks for sharing, Matthew. I feel ya. The same has happened to me. Sometimes if the moment doesn't feel right, I choose not to say what I planned, but sometimes I do it anyway and I'm surprised to hear positive feedback from the congregation even if I feel like it was a little awkward. I would say just keep at it and ask other leadership in your church what their thoughts are on your delivery and how you can improve.

[@collinchingota7717]

my advice is not to prepare exact words to say, but an idea of what to say and why you want to say, the situation will help you to mould your idea into words so you communicate better.

[@FireStartersYG]

I’m reading a book by Andy Stanley called “Communicating for Change” it’s an awesome book and an easy read. In the book there is a chapter about internalizing your message, It was really encouraging reminder and has been helpful when preparing the songs we lead and moments we speak. Because our songs/exhortations should really be apart of us like any childhood story, so that when the moment comes it’s not difficult to express.

[@pradeepunnamatla556]

@@Churchfront wonderful my brother

[@Nancy01ola]

Same here

[@katherineangle6287]

I really appreciated this video. My husband and I have recently stepped into a worship coordinator position at our church and have been discussing this topic. It's difficult to gauge how often to speak or not speak. And what should or shouldn't be said. Thank you for all your helpful input!

[@Churchfront]

+Katherine Angle thanks for your encouraging feedback, Katherine! Glad I can help!

[@jilozana7687]

Thank you so much bro. This totally helped me to grow as a worship leader. ☺

[@Churchfront]

thanks for your encouraging feedback!

[@Roy.Joseph]

Thank you! It is very useful to me. I have started leading worship in my Church and this video has addressed the very problem I was facing i.e. what to say in between the songs. May God bless you!

[@rtholman83]

Also I agree with not having announcements during service

[@robfriedrich2822]

I remember, when the worship band sang "Oceans", they said, we should be aware, what we say, when we sing along, what we allow God, when we sing, that the spirit may lead us, where our trust has no limits.

[@Lee-xn8by]

I find churches without worship leaders very refreshing.

[@vlchipmeador1559]

Jake, solid tips and very thought provoking. I think I need to watch this video 4 or 5 more timed to really let the tips sink in. The invitation to worship, to actively participate in worship resonated with me. I need to extend a better invitation.

[@sawilsondtownpa]

I always greet the congregation- try to inform them of theme for our worship - or by repeating the words of the song- the chorus or serveral lines

[@moonxstar2586]

Hmmm , 16 yrs old and preparing to be a song lead to our church, you helped me a lot mr... Love here from the Philippines...

[@albertodelrio7740]

How did it went bro

[@enujhanuj]

I love learning and dig into the deep of worship and praises to the Lord 🙏💓 I have always wanted to sing praises and worship to Him without being like in a concert-typed or perform-liked.

[@jaysonrodado4733]

Very Nice. I am blessed. GLory to God

[@digitallifeline162]

We will now sing "soften my heart, Lord". We are missing a few people this morning due to diorhhea. We need to pray that God will harden some stuff!!!

[@robfriedrich2822]

This is lesson one of "how to be fired as Worship leader"

[@anareyes6700]

I'm new in the ministry and I started to like and follow your videos because you explain well the things we need to hear about praise and worship. Thank you so much! God bless.

[@jeffdelossantos9566]

Thank you for your tips. God bless

[@carlosvencintlaride9511]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge. More knowledge and wisdom. Hoping that this would help me

[@Churchfront]

glad i can help!

[@rtholman83]

Thank you, you just confirmed everything I’ve been feeling; and this is the 1st video I came to of its kind. 🎉

[@yvettepabe9689]

Thanks for this video im just a begginer for worship leader and it helps me understand and connect to God while leading😇

[@heyman5911]

Thank you Jake sharing your thoughts leading congregation to worship God... 😇

[@maestrojarrett]

Seriously phenomenal insight!! I loved this...wish I had found it sooner!

[@aisha2luv464]

Very helpful...thanks!!!

[@jamesaus7727]

Ok this in some ways is really good but after being a Christian my whole life what you say in between worship songs should come naturally with what the lord has for you to say and declare over ur community or just have some soaking time the the lord which can really make some people comfortable with the church environment if they maybe new to this

[@meekycruz4762]

True. Mostly Depend on God’s Spirit.

[@jamesaus7727]

Meeky Cruz exactly

[@AaronLoo]

Well input and learning from your sharing.tqvm

[@almagarrido3605]

Thank you. Very useful points. Ready to apply them for God's glory!

[@rickylimbu3668]

These are some powerful tips. God bless you Pastor Jake

[@micahmarizbantugan9869]

Thank you so much for these tips! God bless :)

[@AJAYKUMAR-gs1xy]

praise god

[@Eleina1951]

When attending a church service as a child we sang a number of choruses and hymns in succession and then we went into praise and worship. We didn't mix them! It was the right way then. It's the right way now! Truth will never become a lie. Right will never be wrong! Instead of a so called praise and worship team with a soloist putting on a show for the congregation there should be a worship leader who identifies each chorus song or hymn to be sang then sings them in unison with the congregation. Remember. The people in church are a congregation who are there to worship God not an audience looking to be entertained by some sort of band!!!

[@timworship2533]

thanks you for sharing the words of God

[@anicetabanay5246]

Thanks God bless you .i learn it a lot .

[@ekowbeisi3333]

Very helpful sir. God richly bless you and increase you.

[@jessicacupay6895]

Thank you for the ideas 😊 God bless you😇

[@vara76]

Thank you 😊

[@TokaAchumi777]

This video wa so helpful for me thank you and God bless you...

[@heatherthyne2307]

Excellent organization of the types of speaking one should do before and between songs. I've done them all but not really thought about the type of speech it is. Thanks for this.

[@Churchfront]

Thanks Heather!

[@khobenytungoe4131]

You have shared a very helpful and significant things

[@junemarkwales1227]

Jake, can you do full p&w session using the tips you shared here, so we can actually visualize. Tnx

[@kevincris8935]

I love your contents, it really helps me build up my confidence as a leader in my team. God bless you!

[@BrooksRobinson97]

“If it were up to me, we wouldn’t have announcements in the service at all” 😂 Don’t we all 🤦🏻‍♂️😂

[@rootedinjesuschrist3837]

very nice 🙌🏻 thank you and bless you

[@ileanaroberson1142]

Wonderful instruction, my friend!

[@roselyndelacruz896]

Thank you so much for sharing this tips.. this is a big help for me as a beginner...

[@paulmeleha1177]

Thank you for the tips. Love them

[@pastorcalebmaduraiofficial1140]

Good job Jake ...! All ur videos are very useful for me in my church ministry

[@faridahshittu]

god bless

[@johnmarkaquino2833]

We really need to apply this to our worship. Really helpful but hoping that our leader will approve a new arrangement of in between songs. Hahahh

[@bgolden0707]

Bro!! I'm so stealing that baseball thing this Sunday!!! 😂😂😂

[@LucasSilva-hh1rf]

Hey man saw your video great! Question: how about during a song and there’s a break in the song or an instrumental of song. At times I feel it’s necessary to say something to encourage them in worshipping. Just because there’s no words being song doesn’t mean they can’t worship and left up a cry. What are you thoughts? Thanks

[@kenjc22]

Or also, how about letting the instruments "speak" into the lives of those attending service like in the days of David playing for King Saul? (Not saying no to your comment) Sometimes we diminish the value of what the band and instrumentalists carry as far as anointing goes. Sometimes, those instrumentals lead UP to those moments where you can say something worth saying. My personal opinion, which is just that: an opinion, is that we worship leaders don't know how to just be silent, and feel like we ALWAYS have to say something. God has silence at times, we too should learn to just be silent and bask in the atmosphere being created by instruments, or even just complete silence. However, in those instrumental moments, rather than focusing on what can I say, I actually think it's the perfect moment for the church people to say in their own words what we were just singing or what's in their hearts so that they can practice corporate worship. So you're definitely, right about your comment, I was just adding to yours. Hopefully it comes across that way.

[@allanbone504]

Thanks these tips....very helpful ❤️

[@AJAYKUMAR-gs1xy]

thanks bro

[@cueoneful]

I Just Speak In Tongues.....To Remind The congregation how far above them I truly am.

[@celinpaulson4575]

If you are blessed, that's our Mighty Lord's mercy.

[@neliaroban3330]

😃

[@lilizimik9927]

Thank you so much ....this tips help me alot...👍

[@apmerfetyro7250]

Thank you for sharing this! This was very helpful for me!

[@angelieanonuevo4974]

Very helpful! Thank you! ❤

[@sheldonbanks5527]

Thank you for the video it is helpful. I am just careful to use personal testimonies in fear of drawing attention to me and my family rather than give glory to God!

[@johannagonzalez7746]

Very good advise I will consider it next time thanks 🙏🏻

[@nepunykapena9693]

Thank you so much for this video brother...this video is of immense help for me...I'm selected as the new praise and worship leader....please keep uploading

[@Churchfront]

Thanks for watching! More videos for sure coming soon!

[@onamach]

Powerful

[@aimee-lynndonovan6077]

Great going brother!

[@anthonylightbourne4122]

JAKE THIS TYPE OF HELP IS PRICELESS, THANKS A LOT.ANTHONY

[@anugrathapa9832]

amen..it really helps me alot

[@freemandiaz5123]

This is good. Really good. Sharing this one bro.

[@angelcureg2956]

This very helpful ❤️ Thank you so much

[@ginan3441]

❤️❤️❤️

[@JemaiiStaAna]

Thanks for this great content. Love every part of it. ❤

[@Churchfront]

Thank you, Jeremiah!

[@AnthonyyVanessa_]

This channel is so helpful.

[@apmerfetyro7250]

This was so great!

[@ThisdayPreacher]

Helpful, thank you! Taking 30-90 seconds is great, but not between almost every song. Having better transitions from song to song is important. How is this accomplished without talking between each song?

[@Churchfront]

Yeah I definitley agree you don’t need to talk in between every song. Pick only one of theses this to say and pick one ideal spot to talk or pray in your service.

[@youJohn09]

hi im new being a worship leader in our chruch and i struggle what i will say or tell before and after we worship .. thank you for the tips sorry for my english ..

[@Churchfront]

glad i can help!

[@coach3958]

Dude, I gotta have one of those shirts with the huge neck!

[@Augusto.Garcia]

Great content!

[@jaysonespeso5985]

Tnx a lot.

[@onomegodwin1872]

How many minutes should I use to speak in between songs?

[@qwertywerty8103]

Nice T shirt...

[@joshuabland143]

😂😂 those announcements though

[@heavenlywilliams1250]

Joshua Bland lmaooooo what a struggle😂😂😂😂😂

[@israeljel9728]

Thanks! Really helpful.. Continue to share videos on worship tips.

[@brennengrimes]

One thing you should never say between songs: Praising over President Trump Legit this happened during worship last Sunday.

[@Churchfront]

Lord, have mercy.

[@JJ-bk5jv]

Amazing!! 👏

[@martymo7]

1000th like ! :D

[@Churchfront]

Whooohooo! Thanks Martin!

[@richardsbailbonds5322]

His shirt situation was bothering my ADHD

[@MrMurfle]

Best thing to say between songs: NOTHING! Let the music flow, for goodness sake. Talking just brings the attention to you. Why would you want to do that?