This article begins well in describing that we live in a visual age. When we take the time to be intentional about the images we bring before our people, the gospel can come to life in a new way.
https://www.ashleydanyew.com/posts/2017/integrating-visual-arts-in-worship
How do you incorporate images in your community?
Here is a website that is full of free resources for worship leaders. Specifically there are a lot of free themed images, backgrounds, video loops, and even seasonal promo packages. Even if none of these free downloads are beneficial, possibly they will help you think creatively about whatever images you are creating this season.
https://churchleaders.com/worship/free-resources-worship-creative
Pursuing our gifting and living in to that giving is important on our journey of life and faith. No matter what that gifting might be, there is always a balance to be found. This article speaks to the balance between being an artist and being a worship leader.
http://www.davidsantistevan.com/artist-worship-leader/
As you explore your gifting, what do you have to balance?
What role do the arts play in your church?
How does you church define worship?
These questions are just two of the good questions asked in this article. Possibly this article will help us think creatively to incorporate art in a way that will build the community, cultivate God-given gifting, and most make the Jesus way known and lived.
https://www.faithandleadership.com/art-and-faith-converge-hybrid-churchcommunity-arts-center
Do you use visuals or video in your church?
Have you every thought about the different learning styles of your people?
What about bumping up the quality of the video you might be using?
This article talks to the „why should we be using video“ question, while also giving links to other video resources and how to videos.
http://www.worshiptechdirector.com/article/why_use_video_in_church_ministry
