For Secuencias.com and MultiTracks.com, it is a privilege to join in the celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month. It is a call to honor the culture, history and contributions that Hispanic people bring to the United States.

After Elevation Worship posted about a moment on tour of losing click on Instagram, we decided to dig in further with Scott Gardner (Elevation’s keys player) on practical tips for when this happens on tour or on Sunday.

MultiTracks.com launches a modern license that provides a complete solution for today’s churches.

Geek out with us on all the technical aspects of capturing Elevation Worship’s latest album LION featuring LJ Mitchell (Music Director) and Jonathan Mix (Head Audio Engineer)!

Mental Health Sunday is a free resource pack that equips you and your church to support the mental health of your congregation.

Jonathan Helser joined us to speak on the mission of the school he runs with his wife Melissa, spontaneous worship moments, and the unique recording process of The Land I’m Livin' In: “We wanted this school and this land to be embedded into the fabric of the album.”

For Black History Month this year, we looked into the history of the gospel music genre.

On the heels of her debut album CLARITY, DOE joins us for an episode on bridging the worlds of secular and worship music.

Reconciliation requires significant time in order to thoroughly reflect, repent, respond and rejoice. Here’s a guide from worship artist Temitope.

Import accurate lyrics and chords from MultiTracks.com directly in ProPresenter.

Let’s take a look back at this year and celebrate some of the biggest moments of 2021 at MultiTracks.com!

Skillful worship teams minimize exits. Here are 3 Worship Exits you can minimize with service automation.

Carlos Whittaker unpacks his own personal “cobwebs” and defines “killing the spider” as breaking the agreements we’ve made, either knowingly or subconsciously, with lies that are typically sown in childhood. He urges us to confess, reject and replace these lies by immersing ourselves in scripture, and declaring who we are as sons and daughters in Christ.

Zach Neese encourages us to not prioritize engagement over transformation when leading our congregations and declares that: “Worship isn’t something we do — it’s who we are.”

“There’s nothing about inequality that pleases the heart of God.” Darlene Zschech, globally-acclaimed composer, worship leader, pastor, and author speaks on Empowering Women in Ministry on the new season of The Worship & Technology Podcast.