Leading Worship

"Leading worship can be a fragile act. Under the anointing, a worship leader draws the souls of the congregation towards the platform, and then in the twinkling of an eye, he turns them upward towards heaven to confront the face of God. If his timing is just slightly off, his own ego will be brushed with the affections and worship of the saints before it's fully directed upward.” — Ron Marinari, The Calling (2012), p. 49

It makes one humble

"Simply because I have been baptized in the Holy Spirit doesn’t make me better than somebody else. It’s not a license for one to become proud. It has the reverse effect. It makes one humble."

Thomas E. Trask

("Power for Purpose" transcript; http://evangelism.ag.org/pfp/powertrans.cfm)