<\/a>How do you help children who love to dance to truly worship when they dance?<\/p>\nHow do you get through to their hearts to establish a mindset for ministry?<\/p>\n
How do you help them get beyond their self consciousness to truly worship?<\/p>\n
How \u00a0do you help them use \u00a0props with a purpose, to use them as tools and not as toys?<\/p>\n
How do you strengthen their ability to lead and choreograph?<\/p>\n
How do you encourage them to worship in private, so their dance\u00a0flows from their own\u00a0relationship with the Lord?<\/p>\n
I’ve been asked these questions. I’ve asked them myself.<\/p>\n
Answering these questions is my passion, and God has enabled me to teach worship dance to children in a way that touches their hearts and enables them to touch the Lord’s heart and the hearts of those before whom they dance.<\/p>\n
Even though I’m talking about children and my lessons were written with children in mind, all of this applies to adults as well. So if you are leading a team of adults or teens, this will help you as well<\/strong>. All of the principles apply.<\/p>\nIn today’s video, I will talk about calling your team to worship and minister. I’ll share two things that are critical to do with your team, whether children or adults, to establish a mindset, heart, and habits\u00a0necessary for ministry.<\/p>\n
In\u00a0this 10 minute video, I’ll share about a time when I did not do these two things, what happened, and what I learned.\u00a0Then I’ll share these two keys to calling your team to worship and minister.
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