Honza Interviews

In this interview, I got to speak with Chris Boaz. Odds are you've seen him in some sort of musical capacity around Southeast Texas. From various local bands throughout the years as well as a heavily contributing volunteer in Praise Church's music team. Anytime I see Chris, he's always working on something new musically. When we got to hang out and talk, most of our conversation was centered on music, but it never became stale. I think this is because Chris is so talented and dedicated that his ministry/interests could never become boring. I hope you enjoy the conversation we had.  What’s one thing you think worship teams focus on too much and what’s one thing they don’t focus on enough?   Ok, too much, I would say being too prepared. Obviously, know the songs, but I’ve never really been a fan of the whole “plan everything to the exact letter” thing. I get why people do that, I’ve just never personally been a fan. Like, we know the songs, just let whatever happens happen. S

In this interview I had a chance to speak with my long-time friend, Collin Slaughter. He’s a worship leader, production, and overall music LEGEND. You may have seen him involved with a number of churches around the Southeast Texas area, from Calvary, to Praise, to Encounter, to Trinity, and a few in between. Collin’s allowed God to work through him all over the map. You may notice a more lax feel in this interview, that is because Collin and I have been friends for 7+ years, so our conversations have a very laid back, almost familial tone. I hope you enjoy reading. There is a lot of discourse between worship leaders about the purpose of high production value versus just 1 person with an acoustic guitar and every variation between, do you see an inherent value in the environment you lead in?  I would say it’s all very highly circumstantial. I’ve been involved in services with pretty much every level of production value. There are some parts of a high production value service that I love