The Greenroom

I love this time of year. Another year is gone and it’s time to hit the reset button, apply learned lessons and set some goals for the next 12 months. Mine all have to do with staying creative. Here’s how I plan to do it.

Ryan shows us what's different about his seasonal setup.  Ready for orchestra, choir, and gospel, complete with stems, tracks, MainStage, and multiple keyboards. Epic tunes require an epic rig.  

Creation Music Company founder John Snyder joins the show to discuss passion for your craft, being a Christian in the business world and his rad creations.

I got a question this week about the best way to set up the stage for a worship gathering. You might not give much thought to it, but how you set up the stage communicates a lot. Here are my thoughts on it.

The brains behind Westminster and Nose Pedals join us to discuss what goes into the most ubiquitous guitar effect.

Songwriting extraordinaire Jason Ingram joins the show for an extended interview on what goes into writing some of the biggest songs in the church.

Songwriter and worship leader Benji Cowart joins the show and leaves the place a wreck from all the wisdom bombs he dropped. Jason and Daniel pick up the pieces with some tips on prepping with two electric guitarists.

This week I was reminded that I have a Twitter account and as I perused the last few months' tweets, the question came up-- what does it mean to play skillfully? My initial thought is still my answer: “Always growing, but performing only what you can execute well." Let’s break that down.

Keyboard instructor Ryan King joins the show to discuss building patches for worship and the brand new Worship Artistry patch store. Check out the store here.