New Doors Opening for Worship to the World...

Since Worship To The World began in November of 2008, we have seen God open many doors of ministry to us.  Our first trip was in June of 2009 where we we were able to teach and train 135 Romanian worship leaders, sing in outdoor parks and present the Gospel, encourage and prepare the mission team every morning through praise and worship, and have the privilege of personally leading people to Christ each day.  As our ministry goals were met, God confirmed to us His will for this ministry. 

This year we are continuing to build this ministry through events such as Music Texas, where we were able to introduce Worship To The World to hundreds of ministers of music and worship leaders.  We are also very excited about our up-coming trip to Bogota, Colombia – August 14th-21st, 2010. 

Please keep us in your prayers, that God would continue to open doors and expand this ministry of worship and missions.

CURRENT WORSHIP TO THE WORLD TRIP:

COLOMBIA ( August 14 - 21, 2010)

         Chris and Diane and worship leader Brian Arnold will be a part of an e3 church planting campaign to Bogota, Colombia.  There they will train worship leaders, sing outdoor concerts, share Christ one-on-one, and lead worship in Colombian churches.  They will also help prepare the mission team each day, leading in times of praise and worship.   Please pray that many will come to Christ and that God will be glorified in every aspect of this mission trip.

I want to help financially!

Check out our blog for the latest Colombian Updates! 

Let's All Worship in Spirit and Truth...

When Jesus met the woman at the well, He told her that God was seeking true worshipers; the kind that worship in spirit and truth. Worship requires both of these elements. Some groups have emphasized the experience of worship to the exclusion of the truth of God’s word. Some have emphasized the Word so much that the spirit is lacking as we tell the Lord how wonderful He is. Experiential worship can produce shallow emotionalism.  Intellectual worship can produce spiritual arrogance. The Lord knows we need both: worship that flows from a deep desire to receive a blessing from Him and to give a blessing to Him with our praises.

Let’s all worship in spirit and truth. This is the worshiper the Lord is seeking.