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Mantleofpraise
The most impactful thing I learned in Module one was the fact that I need to be reminded to just be still and know that He is God. I don’t have to practice perfecting songs as much as just being still, so I can listen to his quiet voice. Then, he will fill me and I can sit by the piano and his anointing will flow, just as my playing will flow, even if I use just two chords. God will then perfect me, as he gave me the gift of music.
The few things I also learned will change the way I worship.
I will more mindful of the presence of our Savior and less of my playing. He tells us to be still and know that he is God.
I spend time alone with God by simply being in His presence. I always let the Holy Spirit lead me into and through that time. I come in with a heart of wanting to enjoy my forever Papa and receive whatever He wants to share with me. Some days I get pure silence and even that is totally okay! Because I know He is with me and knows me. I lay my heart down before Him and let Him do whatever He wants. I spend this alone time enjoying being His precious daughter 😀
The most impactful things I learned was being alone with God in worship and not worrying about looking up chords and songs. I really love how you point out that you can tell who spends alone time with God and who doesn’t. It helped me look into my life and I discovered that I don’t want to pour out from an empty vessel. I want to pour out from a vessel that is full of the Holy Spirit. Spending time with God is so needed for that!
I learned to keep worship simple. Because its not about how well you play or how well you sing when your heart is focused on the Lord and not the audience.
The most impactful thing I learned in Module one was the fact that I need to be reminded to just be still and know that He is God. I don’t have to practice perfecting songs as much as just being still, so I can listen to his quiet voice. Then, he will fill me and I can sit by the piano and his anointing will flow, just as my playing will flow, even if I use just two chords. God will then perfect me, as he gave me the gift of music.
The few things I also learned will change the way I worship.
I will more mindful of the presence of our Savior and less of my playing. He tells us to be still and know that he is God.
SO GOOD. Just to be still and know that HE is GOD. So So true!
I spend time alone with God by simply being in His presence. I always let the Holy Spirit lead me into and through that time. I come in with a heart of wanting to enjoy my forever Papa and receive whatever He wants to share with me. Some days I get pure silence and even that is totally okay! Because I know He is with me and knows me. I lay my heart down before Him and let Him do whatever He wants. I spend this alone time enjoying being His precious daughter 😀
The most impactful things I learned was being alone with God in worship and not worrying about looking up chords and songs. I really love how you point out that you can tell who spends alone time with God and who doesn’t. It helped me look into my life and I discovered that I don’t want to pour out from an empty vessel. I want to pour out from a vessel that is full of the Holy Spirit. Spending time with God is so needed for that!
I learned to keep worship simple. Because its not about how well you play or how well you sing when your heart is focused on the Lord and not the audience.