I think I’m now a third generation thief of this blog idea.  First from Chris at Swerve then from Carlos at Ragamuffin.  It’s a great concept that really deserves some thought by you as a worship leader or Christian.
A lukewarm worship leader:

• Prays more on stage than off stage.
• Is almost exclusively dependent on others songs to sing than writing songs for where their local church is at.
• Cares more about how many songs he or she is leading than the overall shape of the service.
• Is overly sensitive to criticism.
• Is jealous or critical of someone else that God is blessing.
• Spends little if any time in the Word preparing to lead His Church.
• Sings more songs on stage than in personal worship.
• Spends more time mimicking other worship leaders then being shaped into the worship leader they we made to be.
• Says things on stage that his or her family NEVER hear them say off stage.
• Personal quiet time is 2 hours at a local coffee shop surfing the web, updating blog.
• Listens more for the right melody than the voice of God during worship.

Can you think of more?