Music and Arts in mission

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Comment by Natalia on June 4, 2008 at 1:14pm

You said, that you sing in tongues in public, do you have translation for tongues?

Comment by Ivan on May 26, 2008 at 1:40am

Natalia I use my gift of musci in missions by teaching,showing how important worship is,aqnd how many people go to church just to hear the worship,this shows us the power and anointing that is on worshipping God.I also show how to sing in tongues something I myseld learnt some three years ago,and it is a new level of singing,so very powerful,and soothing to the soul and spirit,to all who hear it.I remember the first time I heard it,I can never forget it,and all who have heard it are amaized and what to do it,and all eventually do who want to!Please rmind me before I set off for the Philippines to start building to send some music of singing in tongues to bless you all and show those of you who have not heard it,or want to learn about it,but it won't be me singing,a wounderful friend of mine form our church who is gifted in this area has such a beautiful voice,I do not want to frighten you away with my singing,Ha ha ha!
We can give a sermon through music,there is no difference standing out the front and preaching the word of God and worshipping,except that the opportunity for the congregation to have a very personal relationship with the Lord by joing in where as in preaching the word they are limited,yes this is not so much limitations when we are worshipping,did you ever think about that?So does this show you how much worship is,does it show you why people want to hear and do it rather than just listen to the sermon?There is much to be learnt from worshipping,and we must do it in Spirit and in Truth.

Comment by John Andrews on May 25, 2008 at 2:39pm

I'm excited to here the responses from others on this. We use human videos and skits to reach people in our services and in evangelism. Many of us here only listen to and sing or play praise and worship music.