inHabit. It’s more than a conference, it’s a movement.
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Over the next few weeks, I want to share with you a few excuses that I had, which deterred me from writing, as I attempted to validate my procrastination, and what I did to overcome these excuses.
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In Part 1 I used this working definition for spontaneous worship, calling it a “dynamic expression of worship that flows from a deep connection with God in the moment.” I highlighted three tenets of spontaneous worship from scripture: that it should flow from Worshiping God in Spirit and in Truth (John 4:23-24), that spontaneous moments…
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I often get asked when I am equipping worship teams about how they might develop in spontaneous worship. One friend asked me years ago: “Is it just Christian “ad-libbing” or “riffing”” Absolutely not. Whilst I am in the midst of writing a book or two about how to develop in prophetic worship, I though I’d…
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Growing up in a traditional Samoan church, my only exposure to the prophetic as a child was what I would read in the Old Testament. I would think about prophets like Jeremiah who would put themselves through pain and torment to convey God’s message year after year, only to have no one heed to the…