Praise Dance Moves

Give yourself a treat

and learn some great Praise Dance Moves!

These beautiful Messianic praise dance steps

will make you want to get up and

worship the Lord!

Also see our page called - Praise Dance Steps

Messianic Praise Music and Dancing

I am Beth McLendon

your host here at Inspirational-Prayers.

I became interested in this type of dancing

when I went to a Paul Wilbur concert.

Paul Wilbur sings Messianic Jewish Praise Music.music

Messianic Jewish

music

is a term used to describe music

that Jews who believe that

Jesus is Messiah enjoy

and Christians

who love their Jewish roots enjoy!

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I am a Gentile Christian

who is grafted into the family of God.

My Jewish friends are the ones

who handed down to me the Old Testament

and the treasured traditions of the past.

It is a cultural delight to share with our Jewish friends

the great Jewish traditional dance steps

and

listen to their Jewish - flavored music

full of comforting peace and beauty.

I have learned much from

attending Messianic Jewish services

at a Messianic Jewish congregation.

If you haven't visited one already,

I encourage you to reach out and step out

and try something new.

There are praise dance moves

for fast and slow songs.

When you are dancing to Messianic songs, be sure to reach out to young and old. It is a beautiful sight to see young children and teens run up to join a circle of dancers. I have been amazed how the music draws very young children and even teenaged boys!

One of the most beautiful sights I have ever seen was when I was part of a circle of dancers at a Paul Wilbur concert and I looked around. There was an already formed circle of children from ages four to ten. They had formed their own circle and were trying to imitate the praise dance steps from our adult circle.

One of the wonderful things about a Paul Wilbur concert is that all ages are free to join in and worship in their own personal and unique ways. There is a freedom that is exhilarating!

The four videos on this page feature Paul Wilbur
singing Messianic praise music.

The first song is "Days of Elijah", then "Worthy," and then
"Draw Me, Lord,"
and finally an upbeat song based on Psalm 118:15.

The Next Song is Based on Psalm 118...

Shouts of joy and victory resound in the tents

of the

righteous of the Lord!

Psalm 118:15

We invite you to our Psalm 122 -  Pray for Israel - page.

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