 Ministry isn’t always safe. I wish it were. But too often, behind the worship sets, the sermons, the meetings, and the endless pouring out… there’s a constant scanning. A quiet question playing in the background: Am I Safe? rhoncarter.substack.com/p/when-ministry-feels-dangerous-the  Click Image to Read More The Hands of the Artist represents the dedication and skill required to lead effectively in worship and music ministry. I believe that becoming a better leader involves more than just talent—it’s about character. Our call is to lead with excellence, humility, and spiritual integrity. READ MORE www.rhoncarter.substack.com  Click Image to Read More True leadership walks in humility, shows up faithfully, and is willing to serve even when no one sees. Read more about how the Component "The Feet Of Service" helps us serve others better when we know our Primal Question. www.rhoncarter.substack.com  Click Image to Read More The Voice of Discipleship is a crucial part of a healthy worship and music ministry. Choosing songs is more than just matching lyrics to themes—it’s forming spiritual identity through melody and message. Read about all the Components and how your Primal Question relates to them all at www.rhoncarter.substack.com  click on image to read Each Primal Question brings a unique strength to the way we disciple people through music. But when we don’t know our question—or when we’re scrambling to get it answered—our discipleship can drift toward performance, control, or fear.  click image to read more (Click Image to Read More)
This Father’s Day, I’m reflecting on how our deepest emotional needs shape the way we love and lead our families.In this post, I walk through the seven Primal Questions and how each one influences your fathering style—for better or worse. I also share a personal story about how understanding my own question, “Am I Wanted?”, and my son’s, “Am I Successful?”, deepened our relationship. If you’re a dad who wants to grow in self-awareness and grace, this one’s for you.  Click Image to Read More What happens when the music stops—unexpectedly? In this heartfelt post, I share the story of a worship pastor who was let go from his ministry role and found himself in a season of confusion, grief, and loss. But the story doesn’t end there. This is a testimony of how God met him in the darkness, led him through the unknown, and used the crucible of pain to bring deeper purpose, renewed identity, and unexpected blessing. If you’ve ever faced a hard transition—or know someone who has—this story will speak to your heart and remind you: God is still composing something beautiful.
 Worship leaders carry more than a mic on Sunday.
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