This conversation centers around the heart of and context behind the SEU Worship ministry, discipling and stewarding the gifts of students, their latest album, and the power behind the story of the prodigal son.

Phil Wickham joins us to speak on the songs off his latest record, Song Of The Saints, share stories about his upbringing in a worship leader’s home, and the impact of his music on global audiences.

Steve McPherson and Stephen Brewster discuss how to navigate music rights in ministry well, and preview the content they’ll be speaking into in greater detail at MT Conference. Register for Church Music Bootcamp today!

Chris Tomlin reflects on his recent experience with leading worship at the memorial service for Charlie Kirk and the themes, unexpected moments, and hopes for his new album coming Friday.

In this episode, we learn more of Lizzie Morgan’s story, speak with her on the importance of engaging in healthy conflict, and the overall message behind her debut record, Not My Will. 

MultiTracks.com founder Phillip Edwards and VP of Product Innovation Kristian Ponsford answer the question: Do We Need Another Worship Conference?

Chris Kuti & Walker Beach give a preview of their leadership track at MT Conference!

Season 7 of our podcast is here! Michael Bethany shares a powerful framework of understanding purpose, surrender and the wilderness – not as a season, but as a location for your spiritual life.

LO Worship shares two realities that come from leading FROM the perfect love of Jesus.

If your church is trying to build something consistent with a team of faithful volunteers, this is a small change that can make a big difference. Reliable, simple, and genuinely inspiring.

The first moment that grabs people’s attention often isn’t a song—it’s everything that comes before.

We used to think ambient pads were just there to fill the silence—something to smooth transitions, bridge the gaps, or quietly sit beneath a song. But that view doesn’t do them justice. Not even close.

Worship gatherings are full of moving parts. Whether it’s a large service or a quiet prayer meeting, there’s a lot to hold together—and at the heart of it all is this: creating space for people to connect with the Holy Spirit in a meaningful way.

We speak on organizing and pouring into a large group of volunteers, their latest release 1350, and the importance of returning to the place where God first met us.

The best tech is invisible tech. It doesn’t demand your attention, it simply supports you. Explore two brand-new patch collections from MultiTracks.com that are designed to do exactly that.

This episode is full of insight into today’s worship culture, the reasons why these classic hymns have stood the test of time, and plenty of English and Irish humor.

We speak with Tyler Christian Roberts and Kory Miller today about their new album and talk about how living as if Jesus is coming back affects every aspect of our lives.

Easter weekend holds a unique tension—between mourning and celebration, silence and song. As leaders and musicians, our role isn't just to fill space with sound, but to shape space with intention.

Aaron Williams discusses how his song “Resurrection Hope” emphasizes both the grief and hope we experience each year looking toward Easter Sunday.