At my church this last week everyone that attended the service was given a $10 bill and asked to use their skill, talent, and influence to multiply the money for the advancement of God’s kingdom. The intention is not to bring the money back to our local church (LifePoint Christian Church) but to put the money to work in God’s kingdom, whether it is for one of the missions that we support or any other ministry that we would like to support. Check out the video:
If you’re interested in helping me multiply my $10 then I would love it if you would send whatever you can via the link below. Any amount would be appreciated or consider matching my $10 with $10 of your own. Note: you don’t have to have a Paypal account to use the button below - you can use your debit card (please don’t use a credit card!) or if you really don’t want to use the on-line method you could send a check made out to “LifePoint Christian Church” PO Box 953923, Lake Mary, FL 32795, and in the memo line put “SOFP” so that our secretary knows to forward the money on to School of Fish.
Thanks and God bless!
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news. It's sad because they've been a huge part of LifePoint for the last few years (Steve is the reason we have been recording since 2003 and Donna has been faithfully setting up chairs and running the computer for us during worship). It's happy because of WHY they are moving. They are following God's call on their life. They are going to Nashville in order to continue a ministry that they've started with the Neimans called, School of Fish Productions - I won't get into the whole "what it's about" here at the blog, you can read about it at 
Arguably, the most important part of the Arguably, the most important part of the worship band is the vocals. This is certainly not meant to detract from any other key element of the band, but one must admit that when we talk about congregational singing the significance of a well executed vocal performance is immense. However, this is probably one of the main areas where so many of us as worship leaders go wrong. There’s a lot of pressure as a worship leader to do more with vocal arrangements – to add more vocal team members or increase complexity of the arrangements. Sometimes our vocal team members feel the need to “over perform” their vocal parts.
Yo ho ho. Finally got another podcast out! Thanks for being oh so patient with me, everybody. This show is basically a lot of shoutouts to my new myspace friends as well as a little info on what’s coming up in the future for Baldworshipleader.com Blog and Podcast. If you are someone who’s interested in worship leading on any level and would like to help me make the Baldworshipleader.com site and podcast better, please consider taking this quick little survey that I made. I would really appreciate it! (see link to the right - just under “Asides”).