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Worship Is: Expressive by Gary and Kelanie Webb 10-24-21

In today’s episode, Matthew has a conversation with worship leader and songwriter Kelanie Webb. They discuss her story, and the connection between prophetic worship and the prayer movement.Kelanie has been leading worship for about 25 years now, and has developed a passion for teaching others along the way. Matthew first discovered her at Morningstar in the early 2000’s, where she led worship regularly. She connected with them in college, when her roommate brought back a CD of Don Potter’s worship and it struck a chord with her. She went to a conference and loved how they ended a song but kept the music going in a prophetic atmosphere. She initially went back home to be the worship pastor at her parents’ church, but eventually took the leap and moved to Fort Mill, South Carolina and took a job as a waitress just to be able to be in the atmosphere of worship that Morningstar provided. Matthew focuses in for a minute on a couple that Kelanie mentioned that took her to her first Morningstar conference, and asks about how that works. In order for the worship movement to continue, people who have been doing it for a while will have to reach back and pour into those just starting. Kelanie says not to underestimate what just taking a moment can do – taking a moment to point out something you see in a young person that God is doing or is drawing them to can change their whole life! Next, Matthew asks her about her time at Morningstar, and what she learned from that season. She says some of it just got naturally deposited without her realizing it. At that time, the rule for the students was that you could only lead songs you had written, which stretched everyone to write more. She recalls that it was never competitive between the students, and they always cheered each other on. She credits that to the leaders there, and the culture they built.After her time at Morningstar, Kelanie moved to Nashville with Ray Hughes and his family, thinking they would be launching a worship school. The timing was not right for that, and she ended up at New Life Church in Jacksonville, Florida in 2004, where she still is now. Matthew asks about the connection between the prophetic worship movement and the prayer movement, since Morningstar really pioneered a lot of things in the worship movement that are commonplace now in the prayer movement. She discovered Mike Bickle initially through a book in class at Morningstar, and then was given a tape of one of his teachings about harp and bowl. As she learned about harp and bowl, she recognized bits of it from her time at Morningstar but now had language and explanations for it. She began teaching about it at her church, and then was invited to teach about it at Jacksonville House of Prayer as well.They are obviously very different expressions – Morningstar is known for being “wide open”, and using the harp and bowl model is quite structured. Kelanie says that in her experience, having the structure in place gives people freedom to be more wide open. It’s very useful to teach people who are totally new to the prayer room or to leading worship. Next, Matthew asks Kelanie about the idea of ministering to the Lord. Leading worship at a house of prayer is a lot different than at a big conference! Kelanie said it really helped to re-center her focus to be in a prayer room with 5 or 10 people. She had to work through her fear of being forgotten. Bottom line, she says, it helped her reconnect with the idea of sitting at the feet of Jesus.  Her advice to worship leaders in this ministry celebrity culture is to keep their gaze on Jesus. She believes we’re in a season of God drawing us back to Him, and drawing us back to just worshipping together. There’s a sense of getting back to the basics and letting God deal with our hearts. Kelanie’s current project is Access Worship International, a training school for worshippers. They do a free webinar once a month where they bring in worship leaders to teach as well as online curriculum. There’s a school coming in June called The Whole Hearted Worshipper that she’s really excited about, so definitely check it out! Her heart for teaching and mothering the next generation of worshippers really comes through the entire interview.Links from This EpisodeAccess Worship InternationalDon Potter Youtube ImpartationFacing The Wall by Don PotterThe Reset by Jeremy RiddleSubscribe to Presence Pioneers on YoutubeJoin our Email ListThe post Kelanie Webb on Releasing Your Song appeared first on Presence Pioneers.

<h5>In today’s episode, Matthew has a conversation with worship leader and songwriter Kelanie Webb. They discuss her story, and the connection between prophetic worship and the prayer movement.</h5>Kelanie has been leading worship for about 25 years now, and has developed a passion for teaching others along the way. Matthew first discovered her at Morningstar in the early 2000’s, where she led worship regularly. She connected with them in college, when her roommate brought back a CD of Don Potter’s worship and it struck a chord with her. She went to a conference and loved how they ended a song but kept the music going in a prophetic atmosphere. She initially went back home to be the worship pastor at her parents’ church, but eventually took the leap and moved to Fort Mill, South Carolina and took a job as a waitress just to be able to be in the atmosphere of worship that Morningstar provided. Matthew focuses in for a minute on a couple that Kelanie mentioned that took her to her first Morningstar conference, and asks about how that works. In order for the worship movement to continue, people who have been doing it for a while will have to reach back and pour into those just starting. Kelanie says not to underestimate what just taking a moment can do – taking a moment to point out something you see in a young person that God is doing or is drawing them to can change their whole life! Next, Matthew asks her about her time at Morningstar, and what she learned from that season. She says some of it just got naturally deposited without her realizing it. At that time, the rule for the students was that you could only lead songs you had written, which stretched everyone to write more. She recalls that it was never competitive between the students, and they always cheered each other on. She credits that to the leaders there, and the culture they built.After her time at Morningstar, Kelanie moved to Nashville with Ray Hughes and his family, thinking they would be launching a worship school. The timing was not right for that, and she ended up at New Life Church in Jacksonville, Florida in 2004, where she still is now. Matthew asks about the connection between the prophetic worship movement and the prayer movement, since Morningstar really pioneered a lot of things in the worship movement that are commonplace now in the prayer movement. She discovered Mike Bickle initially through a book in class at Morningstar, and then was given a tape of one of his teachings about harp and bowl. As she learned about harp and bowl, she recognized bits of it from her time at Morningstar but now had language and explanations for it. She began teaching about it at her church, and then was invited to teach about it at Jacksonville House of Prayer as well.They are obviously very different expressions – Morningstar is known for being “wide open”, and using the harp and bowl model is quite structured. Kelanie says that in her experience, having the structure in place gives people freedom to be more wide open. It’s very useful to teach people who are totally new to the prayer room or to leading worship. Next, Matthew asks Kelanie about the idea of ministering to the Lord. Leading worship at a house of prayer is a lot different than at a big conference! Kelanie said it really helped to re-center her focus to be in a prayer room with 5 or 10 people. She had to work through her fear of being forgotten. Bottom line, she says, it helped her reconnect with the idea of sitting at the feet of Jesus. Her advice to worship leaders in this ministry celebrity culture is to keep their gaze on Jesus. She believes we’re in a season of God drawing us back to Him, and drawing us back to just worshipping together. There’s a sense of getting back to the basics and letting God deal with our hearts. Kelanie’s current project is Access Worship International, a training school for worshippers. They do a free webinar once a month where they bring in worship leaders to teach as well as online curriculum. There’s a school coming in June called The Whole Hearted Worshipper that she’s really excited about, so definitely check it out! Her heart for teaching and mothering the next generation of worshippers really comes through the entire interview.Links from This Episode<ul><li><a href="https://www.accessworshipinternational.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Access Worship International</a></li><li><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gxVZ7i6uEQw" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Don Potter Youtube Impartation</a></li><li><a href="https://amzn.to/3vtjW1y" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Facing The Wall by Don Potter</a></li><li><a href="https://amzn.to/3xsEB7L" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Reset by Jeremy Riddle</a></li></ul><a href="http://youtube.com/presencepioneers" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Subscribe to Presence Pioneers on Youtube</a><a href="http://eepurl.com/gfw9vH" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Join our Email List</a>The post <a href="http://www.presencepioneers.org/episode72/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Kelanie Webb on Releasing Your Song</a> appeared first on <a href="http://www.presencepioneers.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Presence Pioneers</a>.

Kelanie Webb on Releasing Your Song