These are the words of prophecy as declared by the General Overseer of The Redeemed Christian Church of God, Pastor Enoch Adejare Adeboye, concerning the year 2016.
If you truly believe it, I suggest you keep them in your heart prayerfully.
For Individuals:
Some families will trace the beginning of their generational blessings to this year.
Some will obtain help from unexpected sources.
Grateful hearts will have more causes to be grateful.
For many, the pendulum of life will generally be on the upward swing.
A chosen few will receive blessings so large they can hardly ...
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17 Differences Between A Stage and An Altar
This was written by an anonymous person, but it is worth reading for worship leaders, worship teams, choristers, church musicians, pastors, and ministers.
1. A stage is for performance; an altar is for worship.
2. A stage is for competition; an altar is for completion.
3. A stage is for personal applause; an altar is for God’s glory.
4. A stage is for wooing the frantic crowd; an altar is for serenading the King of kings.
5. A stage is for dishing out popular sentiments; an altar is for delivering heaven’s edicts.
6. A stage is for selfish ambition; an altar is for selfless...
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Why Do We Lift Our Hands in Worship?
This is going to be of great insight and blessing to every worshipper, worship leader, music minister and everyone in a choir or praise/worship team. I trust this knowledge and understanding will help in your personal life and ministry. Some biblical and spiritual significance in raising your hands when worshipping or praying.
Kathy DeGraw
All through the Bible you see scriptures of people bowing down or lying prostrate, yet some of us have had experiences where we were hesitant to lift our hands in worship. When we feel that gentle tug inside; it is the Holy Spirit within us.
We ...
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A Typical Nigerian Perception of Worship Leaders & Music Ministry
The person who sings in church services, just because he/she can afford the time. Maybe ’cause he/she is job-seeking or maybe admission-seeking or an undergraduate who has nothing more important to do. And when he/she finally has something more ‘purposeful’ and ‘gainful’ to do, like a bank or telecom or oil & gas or medical job, then he/she leaves the church singing to little children or adolescents, because they don’t have that ‘spare time’ anymore to do such things.
Well, that’s how a lot folks here in Nigeria see Worship Leaders & their Music Ministry responsibilities.
In Nigeri...
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Worship Leaders Master Class
I’ve had this for some time now. I was at the Worship Leaders Master Class with Wale Adenuga in Nov. 2014, and here are a few points he talked about and a few things I wrote down in addition at the seminar. I expanded on each point as I gained understanding.
I have a feeling posting it here would help some other worship leaders and worship teams.
Points:
Every generation has a different worship language. The worship language of the 1940s, 1960s, 1990s and 2000s are all different from each other, and they spread across genres and the use of musical instruments. There were times wh...
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