The Audience
You can watch a night of worship.
The songs happen somewhere in front of you.
Somebody else sings them. You listen the way you listen to a recording, only in a room with other listeners.
When the last song ends, you leave. Nothing about you was required to change for it to go ahead.
It is a good show. It is simply not a family.
The Congregation
Or belong to one.
You sing, whether or not it sounds like singing yet.
The room is held open until the sound lifts, and nobody is watching the clock.
You stay after the last song. You are prayed for by name, and you are counted.
Four things happen every time we gather.
Worship gatherings
Live, unrushed worship sets led by a united team. Songs of adoration, spontaneous praise and space to simply behold Him.
Prayer and praise
Corporate intercession for families, the church and the nation, followed by high praise that celebrates every answered prayer.
Fellowship
We stay after the last song. Conversation, testimony and connection turn a crowd into a family.
Spiritual growth
The Word, mentorship and the School of Worship equip worshippers to grow deep roots and lasting fruit.
A night runs: the prayer altar before anyone arrives, the gathering, deep worship, and the sending. Nothing rushed, nothing padded.
