These Kenyans sure know how to cut loose in worship. Whether it is dancing and singing, or weeping and bowing down, they put their whole heart into every song, every service. They insist on going deep in the spirit, never considering satisfaction with anything less shallow. Above, our friend Jehosephat "gets funky" with our version of "raise the roof, push out the walls" that we taught them.Below, some of the ladies from the worship team go for it in Swahili.
Above, two Masai warriors show us how they praise God in their tribe with their famous vertical jump dance.
Above, a holy moment of worship. We were both weeping and roaring like lions.
2 comments:
Hi all,
I just wanted to say that my heart has been with you there and I am jealous for the work God is doing, not only through you, but in you. Over and over again God has spoken to me that He is doing a thing in your hearts on this trip that will be used here to set His people apart for Himself. It has been encouraging to read and see some of what God has done on your trip. I eagerly await your return and miss you all, but more than that, I look forward to the fruit that will come from this obedience. Blessing for me and others that know you, and blessing for people who are still separated from God.
God bless you and give you His rest.
Josh
"pay your debts in nairobi kenya soon" says the lord
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