
About this episode
If you feel that modern worship music is built on a shaky foundation of emotion rather than a solid one of biblical truth, you haven't listened to Leeland Mooring talk about worship. Knowing he began his music career at a such a young age, you'd be forgiven for expecting an immature philosophy, but you would be absolutely wrong.
What started as a simple question about how his view of worship has changed over the course of his 16 year career, turned into a thesis about the Church and the spiritual act of singing to our Father. These songs are built on the Gospel and it's incredibly refreshing. My favorite interviews are the ones where I just get to listen.
Jason and Daniel discuss selling off gear and getting your worship team to buy in.
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