Nicely done Red Rocks team!! I try to emulate y’all as I lead my own team at Celebrate Recovery. We hide ourselves behind the cross so God gets all the glory and people are pointed to our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ ❤
God has given us all different finger prints. And also a praise in our own heart. That is unlike any one else. Live in the secret closet with JESUS and you will discover it. Never emulate someone else. Just loving encouragement❤🙏💙.
@@stevennations9262 I'm in my 50's leading a worship team for the first time in my life. I've not been a life long musician, I decided to get serious about playing guitar 5 years ago. God kept finding opportunities for me to use the gifts he has blessed me with. He now has me leading a whole team of musicians and singers, for which I am ill equipped in man's eyes, but thankfully ALL things are possible with God. So yes, I use Red Rocks videos as a musical learning tool, I am seeking wisdom and knowledge, as we are called to do. I get what you are saying though and I appreciate you. We definitely do not do karaoke worship. We lean into the Holy Spirit for His guidance and direction every day. We have seen incredible life change happening in our Celebrate Recovery program and we thank God for it all for we know there is no way we could do what we have seen. Thanks again for your encouragement.
@@stevennations9262 Your thoughts here are both well received and appreciated, while simultaneously raising in me a modicum of question about leadership and inspiration: "Fake it til you make it" sounds cheap, but it's a means to a form of growth through which we may become better by overcoming fear. Both Scripturally AND PRACTICALLY, GOD Is ALWAYS MORE than Enough; however, HE Uses us among and in support of one another (even as [imperfect] examples) for each one of us to self-actualize over the courses of our lifetimes. As such, inspired emulation (not worship) of another that points to GOD may not be such a bad thing after all; in fact, I attest to its necessity in our journeys as we learn and grow. On the other hand, to STAGNATE, ENVY, or IDOLIZE someone (which may have been what you were inferring from the OP) is a MAJORLY-DISRUPTIVE Problem!!! Personally, I encourage the OP (Original Poster) of this message (and all of us, really) to continue emulating what brings us closer to GOD. Perhaps my profession as a coach has something to do with my voiced opinion here, but I want to reiterate that I sincerely still appreciate your words and encouragement to seek ONLY GOD!!!!! ✝️☝🏾💜🙏🏾
Every time this song comes into my feed.
He is guiding me in His Peace.
Air1 did it again!🙌🏽 Great work, may the Glory and Honor be to Him🫶🏽
Amen thank you Jesus for your blood 🩸❤️🩸🙏🌹🪶✝️❤️🔥🌅
Air1 with the best exclusives! Thank you & praise God
Did i really not post on this already?!
Alright, this is AWESOME and Soooo BeYoutiful! ✝️
Tears, family 💜
❤❤ great song thank you my lord jesus
Beautiful Song!!!🤗🙌🏼🙏🏼💗💖
Beautiful
I love this. Amen!
Amém 🙏✋
Nicely done Red Rocks team!! I try to emulate y’all as I lead my own team at Celebrate Recovery. We hide ourselves behind the cross so God gets all the glory and people are pointed to our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ ❤
God has given us all different finger prints. And also a praise in our own heart. That is unlike
any one else. Live in the secret closet with JESUS and you will discover it. Never emulate someone else. Just loving encouragement❤🙏💙.
@@stevennations9262 I'm in my 50's leading a worship team for the first time in my life. I've not been a life long musician, I decided to get serious about playing guitar 5 years ago. God kept finding opportunities for me to use the gifts he has blessed me with. He now has me leading a whole team of musicians and singers, for which I am ill equipped in man's eyes, but thankfully ALL things are possible with God. So yes, I use Red Rocks videos as a musical learning tool, I am seeking wisdom and knowledge, as we are called to do. I get what you are saying though and I appreciate you. We definitely do not do karaoke worship. We lean into the Holy Spirit for His guidance and direction every day. We have seen incredible life change happening in our Celebrate Recovery program and we thank God for it all for we know there is no way we could do what we have seen. Thanks again for your encouragement.
@@stevennations9262 Your thoughts here are both well received and appreciated, while simultaneously raising in me a modicum of question about leadership and inspiration:
"Fake it til you make it" sounds cheap, but it's a means to a form of growth through which we may become better by overcoming fear.
Both Scripturally AND PRACTICALLY, GOD Is ALWAYS MORE than Enough; however, HE Uses us among and in support of one another (even as [imperfect] examples) for each one of us to self-actualize over the courses of our lifetimes. As such, inspired emulation (not worship) of another that points to GOD may not be such a bad thing after all; in fact, I attest to its necessity in our journeys as we learn and grow. On the other hand, to STAGNATE, ENVY, or IDOLIZE someone (which may have been what you were inferring from the OP) is a MAJORLY-DISRUPTIVE Problem!!!
Personally, I encourage the OP (Original Poster) of this message (and all of us, really) to continue emulating what brings us closer to GOD.
Perhaps my profession as a coach has something to do with my voiced opinion here, but I want to reiterate that I sincerely still appreciate your words and encouragement to seek ONLY GOD!!!!! ✝️☝🏾💜🙏🏾
❤❤❤AMEN AMEN
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