• How Worship Leaders MUST Break Down The Fourth Wall in Worship

  • Sep 6 2024
  • Length: 58 mins
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How Worship Leaders MUST Break Down The Fourth Wall in Worship

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  • In this interview Todd Rukes the founder & president of Rukes Group, a ministry staffing and consulting firm, shares how essential it is for worship leaders to break down the fourth wall in corporate worship. This is critical for worship leaders to understand in order to be effective at engaging congregations in corporate worship. We don't want people to merely spectate in corporate worship. As a priesthood of believers, we want the gathered church to participate and engage in corporate worship. This conversation is packed with worship leader tips and coaching on how to encourage congregational participation when we plan our services. Todd also covers the topic of how to be a strong candidate for worship leader positions and shares his extensive experience helping worship leaders in finding out if vocational ministry is the right fit for them.


    To connect w/ Todd check out https://www.rukesgroup.com/ or email connect@rukesgroup.com to reach out about any services they offer.


    ►► Download your FREE Guide that will teach you 6 practices you can implement this week to lead worship with greater confidence! → https://free.influentialworship.com


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