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One of the ministries that had a profound impact on me as a worship leader was IHOP – the International House of Prayer. I remember visiting the 24/7 prayer room as a young kid and being so challenged to pursue Jesus with my whole heart.
That’s why this interview was so fun. Jaye Thomas is a worship leader/teacher at IHOP and we dive deep into the culture of IHOP, prophetic singing, stepping out in faith, and so much more.
Jaye is the real deal!
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In this Episode You’ll Hear More About:
- The term “musicianary” and what it means to Jaye Thomas and his ministry.
- Making terrifying transitions to follow the call of God.
- What Jaye learned from his aunt – the late great, Nina Simone.
- Why the acoustic guitar is such an emotional instrument.
- The IHOP worship culture.
- Why worship is the greatest calling for the believer and the greatest thing we can do for the kingdom.
- Jaye’s weekly schedule as an intercessory missionary at IHOP.
- The importance of sitting still before the Lord.
- What it means to be a prophetic singer.
- The difference between spontaneous and prophetic.
- Why it’s important to sing songs about God to God.
Resources Mentioned in this Episode:
- Website: Jaye Thomas
- Website: Nina Simone
- Music: Shout Your Name by Onething
- Book: Following the River by Bob Sorge
- Book: Humility by Andrew Murray
- Website: Bethel Music
- Website: Chris Burns
- Twitter: @jayethomasmusic
- Facebook: Jaye Thomas Music
- Website: Forerunner Music
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Deborah says
I found this podcast really encouraging. Thank you David. I have been learning more about the prayer movement and prophetic singing through my parents connection with houses of prayer, the book “Intercessory Worship” by Dick Eastman (Every Home for Christ) and inspiration from Misty Edward’s music. It is a very special thing to be part of a world-wide move of the Lord for the end times and it has revolutionised my personal times of musical worship. I pray that the Lord will give me the boldness to lead in this way during corporate musical worship at my church.