Episode
A Drummer’s Perspective on Worship with Jeremy Williams
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- Worship Bass Coffee
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- Jan 26, 2026
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- 4863
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Summary
Episode 15 features the first non-bassist guest of 2026, and one of my best friends — drummer Jeremy Williams from The Bridge Church. In this episode, Jay and Jeremy talk about serving on worship teams from a drummer’s perspective and how real friendships off-stage directly impact chemistry, feel, and tightness on-stage. Jeremy shares his story of growing up in church with a worship-pastor dad, starting drums at a young age, and how those early experiences shaped his heart for worship. He also opens up about his current season of life as a husband and father balancing ministry with a demanding career that requires constant travel, and what intentional preparation looks like when time is limited. The conversation dives into practical worship topics including how drummers prepare without a kit at home, what drummers listen for from bass players, locking in with the kick, serving the song, building dynamics, tone in in-ears, and handling mistakes on Sunday mornings. They also talk about humility, patience, and why relationships within a worship team matter just as much as musical skill. Grab your favorite cup of coffee and listen.