Dan Wilt shows us what is actually happening in the lives of those who gather to worship when we lift our voices in song and word together. This essential teaching looks at the very nature of gathered worship, and its regular place in the lives of those who follow Jesus.
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Consider studying this material as part of a Certificate In Worship Leadership Studies with Dan Wilt, M.Min.
pray god will bless me to afford this training or be effective without it. i want no more than to know that what comes forth from this vessel when he pours it out is pure virgin oil, perfect and able to bring healing to the recipients.
Thanks Dan. Very refreshing.
what an inspiration it is, very helpful indeed.
Praise God, i’m am reminded that as christians we need to always see people through God’s eyes. Christ dignifies us.
What an awesome summary of why we worship. Recently this question has come up in our church as to why our church even has a music ministry. I am not always good with words, but Dan puts this explanation so eloquently that no room is left for questioning the purpose of corporate worship through music. I am faithful that, as our entire worship team (and potentially our congregation) takes advantage of the teachings in this site, we will see the Spirit move through our church the way Dan so beautiful paints the picture. I’m thanking God for this.
I could feel this as we sing together and lead worship. You have helped so much by putting it in a teaching format – thank you.
I agree. It is so eloquently said.
Thanks Dan, I am inspired to learn more.
First video, Dan. I very excited about these courses!
The idea of worship being storytelling, that we recall the Love of God. It’s so amazing. I just finished Deuteronomy and it totally confirmes that! He wants us to be reminded!
Our team really loved this Dan!
thanks!
Very motivating and real. Looking forward to helping God break into hearts and lives through our becoming better worship leaders.
Thanks Dan, well said. What an awesome thing to consider our part in worship before an Awsome God!