Experience & Areas

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My Experience

I have a wealth of experience in the area of musical and non-musical praise and the continual 24-7 worship (I participated in the work of a 'House of Prayer Worship School', promoting a lifestyle of praise and worship, as well as teaching about the biblical adoration and priesthood tasks. In addition, I participated in music studio work and projects..)

My start was a special one, indeed: I was born {as Christian} in the historical, post Stalinist era of the ruined Iron Curtain. In that time the bumper sticker had significant meaning {and consequences} in the believer's dedicated life. Our worship services didn't narrowed to the musical or oral activities … We "built up" the Throne and the Lord sat on it. He brought us changes...

My Areas

My vocation is the calling of an educator. My main teaching area is mentoring the continuous, everyday worship, adoration, praise where the Mighty God dwells among His nation. This heavenly, spherical perspective is what we learn from the Lord Jesus and from the apostles' life. Whether we look at it from an artistic and creative point of view or from a technical, methodo­logical point of view, this is an area where the restoration of the Church is necessary. My audience is not only the millennial and post - millenial generation. My calling is: doing /conducting workshop in the area of perpetual worship and such identity & background is an effective help for the pastors & leaders.
House of Prayer {HOP} technically a backstage thing. Or is that an Engine House?

Appeal

My "appeal" and vocation, my mission: - widening the prayer tent, teaching, learning a contemporary way: restoring, preparing the Throne throughout the Church and Her new Reformation, the community integration: vertically + horizontally.
The ID of the Church is a priestly life, a proclamation: waiting before the Lord, asking Him for His movement. Developing or building the Throne goes hand in hand with this, for God is enthroned on the praises and exaltations. (Psalm 22:3)
I myself cultivate the habit of "re-learning" - uncommon word for a biblical mindset - when studying the Scriptures. This is an endless lifelong discovery, alongside the bilateral teaching, which is, actually a learning process, also.



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