The word prophetic in this context means “hearing God in your heart and communicating what He says.” To prophesy is to speak (or sing) by “inspiration.” There is an emphasis on spontaneity in prophetic worship. When we worship God in spirit and in truth, His spirit quickens us and stirs up a spontaneous flow of genuine worship to our God. Spontaneous worship often leads us into another place in worship that is not organized, and new songs and music pour from the heart of the worshipper.

As we commune with God, He responds to us. It is God’s Spirit that dwells in us which gives us a prophetic voice. At CSMEP, students who are called into worship are taught to worship God in truth and in spirit through words, song, and dance.

Module 1

• Introduction. The core of worship. The origin of worship, The why of worship (Psalm 148:5)
• The Spirit of worship & the worshipper
• The Old Testament worship & the worshippers
• The New Testament worship & the worshipper

Module 2

• The life of King David as a worshipper
• The life of Jesus Christ as a worshipper of God the Father
• The New Testament requirement of worship (John 4:23)
• The essence of the Word and worship

Module 3

• The power of worship and its possibilities
• Spiritual positioning for true worshippers (the life, character, attitude, prayer life of a worshipper)
• Prophetic worshipper -general meaning of the prophetic and it’s linked during worship
• Choosing songs & presentation, the difference between praise and worship