Brian Fuller on what it takes to lead a worship ministry and other things they didn't tell you about being a worship pastor
As worship leaders, many of us got the position we’re in today because we could sing or play an instrument. Brian Fuller had a similar situation when he first started, but after being the worship pastor at New Hope Church in Durham, NC and a regular staple on the Worship Tutorials YouTube channel, he’s spent the past 10+ years training and pouring into leaders to succeed at all the aspects of the role from spiritual, relational, administration, coaching and musicality—even creating what he calls the Worship Manual.
Find Brian Fuller online:
Twitter: twitter.com/fullertime
Facebook: facebook.com/jackiebrian.fuller
Web: worshiptutorials.com
The Worship Manual is over 50 videos and almost nine hours of content based on the experiences of Brian Fuller and Worship Tutorials founder Brian Wahl. They made several of the videos free to preview, so you can get a really good sense of the course before you make the investment (hashtag not sponsored).
And I feel it would be a disservice if I didn’t take a moment and mention Brian Wahl and the Worship Tutorials YouTube channel. There are tons of resources for worship leaders and specifically worship guitar players.
As mentioned in the episode, some of the most recent Practical Worship YouTube videos were shot on location at the FILO Conference in Chicago:
Why should I go to a church conference? (the FILO vlog)
One thing you can do today no matter church size or worship style
Check out more information about FILO including the conference, their podcast and the FILO community.
The product of the month is the Radial SGI Studio Guitar Interface. This is the gold standard (figuratively and literally!) when it comes to moving your guitar amp off stage and still keeping a quality signal to the amp over long distances.
At a previous church, I made a YouTube video about our electric guitar setup where the amp was backstage behind the curtain and the player stood at the front of the stage, making for a 50 foot cable run.
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