Worship With Isaiah & Friends: Recent Episodes
Worship With Isaiah & Friends
Join me and Naje as we go deeper into the etymology of worship, and the heart posture that should accompany it.
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Join me and Michaela as we go deeper into the etymology of worship, and the heart posture that should accompany it.Share this life-changing conversation with someone who needs a blessing! š
Join me and Bukunola as we go deeper into the etymology of worship, and the heart posture that should accompany it.
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In this episode we discuss some worship experiences, the true meaning of worship and the importance of this in our lives.
In this episode we discuss some worship experiences, the true meaning of worship and the importance of this in our lives.
In this episode we discuss some worship experiences, the true meaning of worship and the importance of this in our lives.
In this episode we discuss some worship experiences, the true meaning of worship and the importance of this in our lives.
In this episode we discuss some worship experiences, the true meaning of worship and the importance of this in our lives.
I sat down with my good friends David and Shenz, we discussed life as an Musical Director, and instrumentalist, the misconceptions that they face and much more.
In this episode we discuss some worship experiences, the true meaning of worship and the importance of this in our lives
Questions we addressed on this episode:
- Your first worship experience
- What is worship to you?
- What does it mean to worship the Father in spirit and in truth? And how can we help our generation to worship in Spirit & Truth...And is there a way you can improve your worship of God?
- A lot of young people between the ages of 13-17 struggle with expressive worship? (As in an outward display of worship...their argument back usually is but Iām worshipping in my heart)...although worship can be inward, there is also a place for an outward expression of worship...how do you think we can tackle this?