Although, stares and no reaction doesn’t always mean the prophetic dance is out of order, you have to keep in mind the congregation you are ministering to. We my slip into it and find the congregation is just looking at us trying to figure out what we are doing. Those who promote prophetic worship use several passages of Scripture (almost exclusively Old Testament) to support their practice. Modern Dance for Worship – Embodying the Scriptures – Video Download Product Description . As prophetic dancers, it is so easy for us to slip into the prophetic and sometimes, we don’t even know it. THIS VERSION IS FOR DOWNLOAD ONLY. Would you like to learn to modify choreography for different levels?

As I began teaching prophetic dance more prolifically, people wanted to know how to see, hear, or feel. Being in the environment of a prophetic anointing helped, too. prophetic dance -- prophesying the enemy's demise There are times that we express with specific gestures the prophetic word of the Lord.

The prophetic gesture increases the impact of the word being released because it reinforces the audible with the visual. Would you like to express the scriptures to the Lord and His people with greater skill?

So I asked the Lord to help me and I began to practice.

[1] Years ago, I used to think, "I'll never be able to prophesy like those seasoned prophets…" However, the Lord encouraged me through wonderful mentors. For example, the fact that Habakkuk included a song at the end of his prophecy shows a link between music and the “prophetic” (Habakkuk 3:1–19). Prophetic Worship: What the Bible Says About Prophecy and Music Helen Calder 9 April 2013 21 August 2016 4 Comments on Prophetic Worship: What the Bible Says About Prophecy and Music During our early years of itinerant ministry in New Zealand, my husband Malcolm (aka ‘The Hunk’) and I often began with a song of praise or worship, accompanied by his acoustic guitar.

We make eye contact and gesture towards the people in order to deliver a message to them from the Lord. This is different from when we dance to praise songs that are written to or about the Lord.

Would you like to learn choreography techniques to add variety and interest to your dance? In prophetic dance we use music (or the spoken word) written/spoken in the first person, and our movements are directed towards the people.