Happily ever after you poor in spirit

For you know all heaven is yours

And happily ever on you mourners

For you know all comfort and joy

Happy the meek

As you posses the earth

Happy in your hunger

For the taste of righteousness

O’ the joy that peace brings

To all the sons of God

Happily in the dark

and in the face of evil

What can they do or say

What they can not see

They can not take away

Something about Prophetic worship...

The Greek root, prophemi, means simply ‘to speak forth.

’”Hence prophetic worship is primarily a speaking 

(or singing) forth of “new songs, words and heavenly melodies.”

Prophetic Worship is a phrase people sometimes use to describe various moments or activities in a worship service when heaven and earth touch.  An unction in freedom many times comes upon the worship leader who, following the leading of the Spirit, begins to sing out spontaneous words of praise, exalting God in adorations and declarations.  Often accompanied by new inventions of melodies and progressions one voice, or many, ebb and flow, soaring with the freedom brought by the Holy Spirit as deep calls to deep and time holds its breath.  The musicians fall headlong into the moment and surf the waves anticipating the raise and fall of the Presence as the music stands remain behind, still reminders of the place from which we started – the music is no longer on the written page.