If, if someone's, you know, stepping into leadership, or they realize there's something going on that they don't know what it is, maybe they've never defined a culture, how would you start? How would you, you know, help a, a worship leader or worship pastor start at their church with their culture and their team?

team?Yeah.

I, I would, first of all, don't try to change anything immediately.

That would be my, my, like, my, my top thing- Yes.

Love it ... would be live in it for a season.

As, like, do your due diligence before you say yes to the thing.

[laughs] So first of all, don't like...

[laughs]

Mm-hmm

... "who sits on the throne, the King of glory." Um, and so I, I think that the, the word of God is, is coming back into the corporate worship spaces, um, on weekly gatherings as not just a nice thing to add, but as foundational.

Um, and I feel like we're starting to get more rooted in that and less about our feelings and our emotions and how we feel about those things, but more about, what does the word of God say? Um, I'm seeing more and more young adults coming into our, and, and Gen Z, coming into our churches, and they're holding, they're holding these.

They're holding their Bibles.

Um, they're, they have their physical Bible in hand, and I just think that that is a, that is a really beautiful thing about this generation-

Wow.

And my fear for our teams is that we will be so consumed by what we're doing that we will be blinded ... from the ministry beside us because of the ministry in front of us.

[exhales] And my hope and my prayer for our teams is that we would not lose sight of the ministry beside us for the sake of the ministry that's in front of us.