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Category Archives: Music
10 Secrets to Powerful Singing
Every singer dreams of singing with power, freedom, and heart — the kind of singing that moves people and glorifies God. But powerful singing isn’t just about volume or range; it’s about skill, heart, and spiritual depth working together. Here … Continue reading
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Tagged air, airflow, breath support, control, diaphragm, emotion, eye contact, lungs, mixed voice, move, open, performing, posture, practice, range, record, resonance, singing, skill, smile, soft palate, technique, throat, tone, vibrato, vocal, yawn
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The Divine Design of Music and the Human Heart
Have you ever noticed how your heartbeat seems to change with the music you’re listening to? Fast songs get your pulse racing, while peaceful worship music slows everything down and helps you breathe easier. That’s not just your imagination — … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, God, Holy Spirit, Music, Worship
Tagged bodies, breathing, design, divine, divine artistry, emotionally, entrainment, every breath, fast, fearfully and wonderfully, gift of music, harmony, heart, heart rate, heartbeat, human nature, language of the heart, lift, melody, Music, peaceful, perfect bridge, physically, rhythm, slow, sound, spirits, spiritually, syncs to the music, thankful hearts, wonderfully made
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God Sings Over You
What an incredible verse this is: “Don’t be afraid!For the Lord your God is living among you.He is a mighty Savior.He will take delight in you with gladness.With His love, He will calm all your fears.He will rejoice over you … Continue reading
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Tagged calm, delight, delight in you, Do not be afraid, don't be afraid, father, gentle, God is for us, God is near, God loves you, God rejoices, God sings, His children, His love, love, loving Father, mighty Savior, Saviour, sings, unconditionally
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How God Builds Our Faith One Step at a Time
Isaiah 28:10 says: “He tells us everything over and over—one line at a time,one line at a time,a little here,and a little there!” This verse reminds us that spiritual growth is not instant. God builds our faith patiently—one step at … Continue reading
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Skill and Heart: Lessons from the Levites
Scripture:“Each day the Levites and priests sang to the Lord, accompanied by loud instruments. Hezekiah encouraged all the Levites regarding the skill they displayed as they served the Lord.” (2 Chronicles 30:21–22) Worship leaders often wrestle with the balance between … Continue reading
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Tagged celebration, daily, daily worship, each day, encouragement, excellent, God's presence, grow, heart, instruments, joy, joyful, loud, passion, passionate, preparation, private worship, rehearsal, skill, unto the Lord, vibrant, Worship
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Helping Children Learn to Read Music (Not Just Memorize It)
As music teachers, we all know that some children pick up music reading quickly, while others struggle. For many, it’s tempting to bypass the notes altogether and simply teach songs by rote—“watch me, copy me, play it back.” While this … Continue reading
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Tagged bass cleff, celebrate, clap it, flashcards, Flashnote Derby, musical, notes, play it, read music, reading, reading music, rote, short exercises, treble cleff, visual games
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Worship that Lasts for Generations
In 2 Chronicles 23, after the rightful king Joash was crowned, the people were commanded “to sing and rejoice as David had instructed” (v. 18). Even generations after David, his pattern of worship was still guiding God’s people. That shows … Continue reading
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Tagged appointed Levites, community, contagious, creativity, danced, faith, generations, God's Word, joy, joyful, legacy, Music, prayer, private, rejoice, salvation, scripture, sing, song, true worship, trust God, unfailing love, victory, wholehearted worship, Worship
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Psalm 150: A Call to Praise Without Limits
Psalm 150 is the grand finale of the book of Psalms. After 149 chapters of lament, thanksgiving, confession, and worship, the psalmist closes the entire collection with one clear theme: praise the Lord! It’s as though the psalms build up … Continue reading
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A Biblical Model for Resourcing Worship: 10% for Musicians
In 1 Chronicles 23:3–5, David organized the Levites for temple service: That last group is fascinating. Out of 38,000 Levites, 4,000 were set apart as musicians—that’s about 10.5% of the entire priestly tribe. Think about it: more than one in … Continue reading
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