Tuesday, April 5, 2016

Chapter 15 of Keys to Becoming an Effective Worship Leader

     Chapter 15 of Keys to Becoming an Effective Worship Leader talks about Exercising Diplomacy. Kraeuter talks about addressing our conflicts within the worship team. He talks about a situation that happened within his own church. In his example, Ben and Sue had a problem and they needed to talk to there pastor about it so they could make peace between them.
     This is a very important concept. If we have conflict on the worship team, then we wouldn't be able to perform and work together well. It is important also to go to a higher authority when dealing with these problems. For us, we should talk to Mr. Coates. Doing this will help us create a peaceful environment for our team and will allow us to work well together.

7 comments:

  1. I liked that you also mentioned that we should talk with higher authority to try fix conflicts. I liked how personal you made this to you and the worship team. I liked how you mentioned that we should try to create a peaceful environment so that we can work together to lead worship. You have so much wisdom and I'm so blessed to call you my friend!

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  2. Teamwork and working together are extremely important to making an effective team. Having God as the center point will create imense peace.

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  3. I agree with what you said that if we have conflict on the worship team we won't be able to perform as well.

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  4. Diplomacy is such an important part of making the team work. Somehwat good/mediocre work, Roshni.

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  5. There are siruations in everyone's church whre there might be a situation that needs resolution. Its how you go about fixing the problem that makes you a peacemaker.

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  6. I really enjoyed what you said about this chapter! Next time though use a bigger vocabulary, love you Roshni!

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  7. Very good, I like this post it makes much sense to me. I like how you said we shouldn't have conflict

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