Welcome to the worship leader probs podcast, where we aim to entertain, encourage, and equip worship and tech leaders all around the world.

Look, we all know that serving in worship and production is great, but the problems...

Those are real.

Thanks for joining us.

Welcome to episode 112 of the worship leader probs podcast.

And hey, my name's Jen.

I'm so happy to be here with you today.

Maybe you're new to the podcast.

Maybe you're kind of going, what is worship leader probs? And just a quick overview of what we are. We are here to encourage you,

to entertain you, and to equip you in all areas of life, not just ministry. So if you're tuning in,

we're so glad that you're here with us. And I am here with my friend, Mr. Scott Longyear. Scott, I am so glad that you're here today.

Well, good to be with you, Jen. As always, we have a lot of fun here. You know, let's just talk about where we're going and dive in and hit it. Today, we're going to talk about some great resources for

everybody. We're going to talk about prayer concerns, which is just our favorite part of the episode.

And then we're going to talk about how to deal with criticism. Now, I know, Jen, you probably don't deal with that

in the ministry where you are because it's all, you know, roses and unicorns. And I don't know

how that's saying is how it goes. But anyway, we're going to talk about how to deal with criticism

and get some real

practical advice from, can I just say this, some season veterans in the criticism ring.

Oh, yeah. Because we've been beat up for some years. So it's going to give you,

not that we're experts in it, but we've got a little bit of experience when it comes to

getting criticized. And so that's where we're going today. But, hey,

before we jump in, let me tell you about our planning center sponsor. Now, you probably know a

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