Hosted by LifePoint Church · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 87 episodes
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Real conversations on worship, leadership, and living a faith-filled life beyond the platform. Hosted by leaders from LifePoint Church, this podcast is here to inspire, equip, and challenge you—whether you’re leading in ministry, in the marketplace, or just learning to lead yourself well.
LifePoint Church hosts The Worship and Leadership Podcast, a religion show with 87 episodes published.
Most leaders don't realize they're doing it. Slowly, quietly, you start handing off the things only God was meant to carry — your confidence, your direction, your sense of self. That's what it means to outsource your sou
What does worship look like when eternity is your actual frame of reference? In episode 17 of Season 5 of The Worship and Leadership Podcast, Elmer Cañas Jr. and Willie C. Simpson Jr. go deep into Revelation 4 and 5, the
Revival is real, but it’s not something we build. In this episode, we explore what Scripture actually says about awakening and renewal through Nehemiah 8, Jonah and Nineveh, Ezekiel 18, and Revelation 2. We talk about le
Clarity is the missing ingredient for a lot of leaders who love Jesus, serve hard, and still feel stuck. In this episode, we unpack a simple framework called The Map because most of us do not need more hype or more grind
A great sound in the room doesn't guarantee a healthy team behind the scenes. In this episode, we get honest about what worship culture actually is, why it shows up as something people can feel, and how the standard you
The world got louder overnight. AI is accelerating the noise, and the real danger isn't the technology itself. It's who shapes it and what values get baked in. In this episode, we follow a conversation that started with
AI can write your sermon, mix your worship set, and answer your hardest questions at 2am. But convenience has a way of quietly reshaping where you turn first. Elmer Cañas Jr. and Willie C. Simpson Jr. sit down to ask the
A worship leader with a mic is also holding a kind of pastoral responsibility, whether we mean to or not. People watch how we carry ourselves, how we talk about Jesus, how we handle pressure, and how we treat them when t
Praise can sound like a churchy word we throw around to mean fast songs and big feelings, but we’ve learned it’s much deeper and much more dangerous to the enemy than that. We talk about praise as a spotlight that pulls
The Ark of the Covenant sounds like a Bible trivia answer until you realize it carries a question that still confronts every worship leader and every Christian today: do we treat God’s presence as holy, or do we handle i
God didn’t just rescue His people, He moved toward them. That’s what makes the tabernacle so striking: a holy God gives a detailed pattern so broken humans can still meet with Him. We talk through Exodus 25 to 27 and tak
Worship isn’t a setlist, and “worship leader” isn’t a job title we hand out to the most talented musician. We kick off Season Five by going back to the priesthood, because the Bible treats worship as a weighty responsibi
Hunger can be loud; clarity can be louder. We invited human performance pros Rob Harris and Brett to walk us through a practical, compassionate blueprint for a 21-day fast that strengthens your spiritual focus without wr
What if your year-end review could be more than metrics and memories—what if it became a map for the season ahead? We wrapped season four around that idea, mixing laughter with honest lessons on leadership, worship, and
Conversations can carry life or death, and this one leans hard into life. We get practical and personal. A small parenting scene in a school car line becomes a masterclass in presence: put the phone down, listen to the c
What happens when a church treats vision like stewardship, not ownership? We invited our lead team—Pastors Mike and Stephanie Burnette with Dr. Tim Hager—to pull back the curtain on a year defined by increased anointing,
Gratitude shouldn’t end when the dishes are done. We open the door to a richer way of living—treating gratitude as expressed worship that reshapes our homes, our teams, and our hearts. With Scripture at the center and st
What happens when a table of wise women ask how to lead with both a soft heart and a steady hand? We dig into the tension between empathy and authority and find a faithful path that starts with love, listens well, and st
Fear has a way of hijacking your plan, your timeline, and your peace. We pressed into a counterintuitive move that changes everything: when the pressure rises, worship goes first. Starting with 2 Chronicles 20, we follow
What if legacy isn’t about titles or tenure, but about who becomes stronger because you were there? We sat down with Pastor Jessica Meriwether and Dr. Tim Hager to tackle the real work of building a legacy of faith—at ho
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