EVERYDAY WORSHIP EVERYDAY

Go behind the scenes with Mark Nimmo as he unpacks valuable insights from “Enter His Gates”, a spontaneous worship moment from bass and electric guitar.  This devotional set was inspired by Psalm 100 and explores the angelic sounds of heaven. Marks shares his wisdom in preparing his set list, mining scripture for inspiration, and the role accountability and discipline play in his musicianship.

Join our musicians as they discuss the creative risk-taking behind the two-part spontaneous track, "It's the Lord." This worship moment came the Wednesday following a corporate encounter where our community paid off $419,419 of one another's debt. We were invited into biblical consecration inspired by Philippians 4:19 and Luke 4:19. The team provides a technical breakdown of using delays to set tempo and yielding to one another through mutual submission. Hear directly from the musicians about the trust they've cultivated both on and off platform, fostering an uncommon unity that encourages freedom in worship.

Come behind the scenes with our musicians as they discuss how to steward unplanned, spontaneous moments in worship. Gain insight into hearing God's voice and following the leadership of Holy Spirit to create chord progressions. Learn the significance of mutual submission, trust, and humility among band members, and how to create a culture of unity that eliminates insecurity and comparison. Receive valuable tools on starting your journey in prophetic musicianship and growing in your connection with the Lord through instrumental worship.

Take a peek behind the curtain with the musicians who crafted the spontaneous worship moment "Sweeter," the opening track on EVERYDAY's Heaven's Door album. This musician interview offers insights into the spontaneous songwriting process from the Prayer Room, inspired by Psalms 19 and 63. Discover production tips, overcoming challenges through the inspiration of Holy Spirit, and creative techniques like doubling melodies and using low-pass filters. Gain firsthand perspective from our musicians on the making of "Sweeter."