Ministry
Before Traidy leads a room, he meets God in the secret place, where worship is surrender long before it is a song. Two recordings of that are below, in full.
Resources
Five short messages delivered by Traidy on the topics he values most.
In the room
We don’t lead people to a sound, we lead them to Christ. And He’s already here.
Qualities of a Leader
The traits that help Traidy do what he does best, in his own words.
- The Work Beforehand
- “Through fasting, prayer, and meditation on scripture. I study the Word deeply so I can move spontaneously with the Holy Spirit in worship.”
- Heart Posture
- “I remind myself who God is and who I am in Him. I let go of outcomes. I repent quickly, rest deeply, and choose presence over pressure. Worship flows best from surrender, not stress.”
- Choosing What to Sing
- “I ask: What is God already doing in this community? Songs should give voice to the season, the Scripture, and the people, not just what’s popular.”
- How a Set Moves
- “Flow isn’t about keys, it’s about journey. I think about where people are arriving from and where the Spirit may want to lead them. Worship is invitation, not manipulation.”
- Planned, or Spontaneous
- “We plan so we’re free. Structure creates safety; sensitivity creates movement. The Holy Spirit loves preparation, He also loves interruption.”
- When the Room Is Quiet
- “I don’t force response. God works even when it’s quiet. This isn’t a typical concert, someone’s outer response may seem dim but it could be that God is working in a very deep and real way for them.”