Worship Leader Training

For years Keith Duncan had been a professional worship leader. He would lead the people in singing three songs which would lead to the announcements and sermon.

Then, during one praise & worship session, everything changed. The leadership were in such deep worship that Keith got into the anointing and kept playing — for two hours.

One lady from the back of the church was praising God and he saw a vision of a spinning diamond. Later he saw visions of many spinning diamonds.

As things progressed, he saw a vision of what looked to him like flowing milk & honey. It was flowing from the Most Holy Place.

Keith Duncan says that now his praise and worship services can be liken to the tabernacle from the Old Testament. The praise is like being in the outer court. That should draw people into the inner court. Then the worship leader should lead the people into the Most Holy Place, what some people call the “throne zone”.

Keith Duncan says that it is the responsibility of the worship leader to tune into the frequency of heaven, learn what is being sung around the throne and release that sound to the congregation.