We want to minister to the heart of God with our affection and worship. 

We want to lead people into the presence of God. We have the opportunity to guide people toward the face of God and lead them deeper into His presence.

Worship is not limited to a Sunday morning or a time of playing or listening to “worship music.” Our entire lives are to be an offering to Jesus; our worship begins and continues with a life of surrender to Him. A surrendered life is visible through our actions. We live led by the Spirit in holiness and purity.

Romans 12:1 | Psalm 101:6 | Matthew 5:8

Our music, songs, and sounds bring transformation to the environments around us. As we worship, we join with all of Heaven, and Heaven touches Earth. Worship brings us face to face with our Creator, and from this place we experience all that He is: Life-Giver, Healer, Restorer, Deliverer, and better than we could ever fathom. Transformation happens in the world around us while we worship.

Acts 16:25-29 | 2 Chronicles 20:20-24 | John 10:10 | Psalm 22:3

We are a prophetic community. We desire to hear and release what God is saying and doing. By partnering with the Holy Spirit in worship, we participate in releasing Heaven on Earth. This can look like leaning into God’s voice for what songs to play, a last-minute change, or a spontaneous moment.

John 10:27 | 1 Corinthians 14:1-3 | Acts 2:17

We often begin our sets by inviting people to praise and thank God through song. This helps posture our hearts to remember His goodness and His testimonies, allowing us to connect with Him. Praise can be sacrificial; it is a choice. Biblically, praise can be expressed through raising hands, shouting, giving thanks, singing, playing instruments, and bowing down. We enter His gates with thanksgiving and His courts with praise.

Psalm 100:4 | Psalm 95:1

In the New Testament, the Greek word for worship is Proskuneo. It literally means "to kiss toward" or "to prostrate oneself." This is beautiful because it provides imagery of tenderness, love, surrender, and deep feeling. When we get to know Him we cannot help but want to be close to Him, spend time with Him, and adore Him! He is worthy of it all.

We see worship and praise frequently expressed through music in the Bible. This is powerful because sound and frequency physically affect the human body and even atoms. Science has an incredible way of pointing to God. There is a connection between the body, soul, spirit, and sound. As we praise and worship with our instruments and songs, we are partnering with God to physically impact the world around us through sound while also bringing spiritual transformation through our worship.

Psalm 150:3–6 | Psalm 95:1–2 | 2 Chronicles 5:13–14 | 1 Samuel 16:23

As believers, we have the joy of joining together to worship God as His church (ekklesia) and bride. We know that as we gather to worship, we are encouraged, strengthened, and able to experience Him together. He loves to be with His people when they are unified.

Matthew 18:20 | Hebrews 12:25 | Psalm 133:1

We accomplish all this by partnering with the Holy Spirit, the word of God (in Spirit and in Truth) and by aligning with the vision of the church and its leadership.

Hebrews 13:17 | Acts 20:28 | John 4:24