Ever feel frustrated with your worship team—even when nothing's technically wrong?

In this solo episode, 22 year Worship Pastor and new host Keith Elgin shares a hard lesson that changed everything:

Unspoken expectations lead to premeditated resentment.

Keith tells the story of a 7:00 AM call time that completely backfired—and the humbling conversation that reshaped how he leads.

You'll learn why, "They should have known," doesn't cut it, how clarity actually protects relationships, and why your personal health leaks into team culture (for better or worse).

You'll also get practical tools—like solitude and journaling—to help you lead from a grounded place instead of leading from stress.

In this episode, you'll learn:

How to spot hidden expectations before they turn into resentment
A simple clarity practice you can use this week with your team
Why humility + healthy identity make teams stronger over time

Plus: a special announcement at the end.

If you've ever found yourself frustrated, this episode will show you why—and what to do next.

Listen now—and take one practical step this week.

About Your Host

Keith Elgin is the new host of the Worship Online Podcast. He's been leading worship for over 22 years and currently serves as Worship Pastor at Alive Church, a multi-site, multi-state church based in Virginia. Keith is also a songwriter, worship coach, husband and father of four boys. He didn't set out to be a worship leader, originally wanting to coach sports—but God had other plans. Keith is passionate about helping worship leaders grow both musically and spiritually, and he's learned most of his best lessons the hard way.

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Mentioned in the Episode

Reflections on Solitude by Henri Nouwen

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