The Greenroom

We're hurting. We're looking for peace. Pastor and author Glenn Packiam joins the podcast to discuss, peace, repentance, justice, the kingdom of God and what that means for worship leaders in this historic time. Jason and Daniel discuss being peacemakers in the midst of turmoil.

Andy Figueroa of Mosaic MSC  joins the Worship Artistry Podcast to discuss writing worship with unbelievers in mind, writing Christ-centered worship songs from an honest human perspective, leading worship on the road vs leading at home and why it's always good to smile.

Jason went live on Facebook last week and hit on topics like taking your playing from your living room to the worship team, choosing songs, gear choice and more.

Daniel takes the reins with close friend and prolific worship leader, Paul Baloche. Enjoy two old friends who have a rapport that's tough to match. Then in member mail Jason and Daniel share the stories of how they met their wives. You'll have a smile on your face the whole time.

Cody Carnes joins the podcast to talk about how God spoke to Him in a dream through Johnny Cash and Daniel tells the funniest worship story Jason has ever heard. You will laugh during this podcast.

If you feel that modern worship music is built on a shaky foundation of emotion rather than a solid one of biblical truth, you haven't listened to Leeland Mooring talk about worship. Knowing he began his music career at a such a young age, you'd be forgiven for expecting an immature philosophy, but you would be absolutely wrong.

The Worship Artistry Podcast is back and we're kicking it off right with Sean Curran. We discussed an intense season of his life that felt “kissed by God” and what it was like for that season to end. We talked about burning bright and fast and what it means to follow Christ and lead worship for the long haul. We discussed praying through song and what it’s like to take that gift out of the secret place and share it with the body of Christ. Give it a listen.

The Cash family (and their Bro-sin) step out from the studio and talk about what it's like to be that vulnerable and why Ed Cash laughed the first time he heard "How Great Is Out God".

Influence Music joins the podcast to discuss leading worship with an outward perspective.