Got the gift of golden pipes? Or maybe you’re a beast of a bass player?
Worship isn’t just something we do, it is what we are created to do!
If you feel called to use your talents to give God glory, Pastor Nichole would love to talk with you and find your perfect spot on one of our worship or production teams!
The heart of worship at Praise is rooted in John 3:30. “He must become greater, and I must become less.”
Our lives, our team, and our music will be marked by Love, Excellence, Sincerity, and Sacrifice (L.E.S.S.)
We love and worship Jesus above everything else. “You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your strength and with all your mind, and your neighbor as yourself.” (Luke 10:27 ESV)
We are people who faithfully love and passionately worship Jesus. And we love our neighbor; our love for Jesus fills us up and spills out for those we are closest to.
We strive to be prepared, skilled, and excellent in heart, mind, and spirit. We always ask: “Is this my best?” Excellence isnʼt perfection, but it is my best, and my best means always getting better.
“Be steadfast, immovable, always abounding in the work of the Lord, knowing that in the Lord your labor is not in vain.” (1 Corinthians 15:58 ESV)
There is no room for pretending! Our worship will be authentic. We can spot a fake a mile away. “Let love be genuine...” (Romans 12:9)
Real worship costs us something. We’ll gladly give it up. It might be our “me” time, or maybe our ego, or maybe our $$, or our favorite music store licks. Christ paid the greatest sacrifice for our sin. We’ll spare no amount of effort and will gladly give of ourselves.
Worship at Praise is a team of musicians and production pros who live to make God’s praise glorious like it says in Psalm 66:2. We are people who have tasted and seen that the Lord is good. We have experienced His presence, and know there is nothing on earth that can satisfy our longing for Him.
Worship does something to us. It isn’t just something we do. It points our hearts to Him. When we sing together, we paint a picture of the Kingdom of God. It helps us desire Him above all else.
We believe the human race was designed to be worshippers. In John 4, Jesus said the Father is seeking true worshippers. We won’t relent from pursuing true worship, and leading others to do the same.
As worship leaders, we will work hard to build a creative platform for others to stand and sing; to express worship to our great Creator together as one.