This episode is a read through of the Heavenly Pattern ebook, An Introduction to The Theology and Practice of Presence Driven Worship.


What is worship for, and how does it form the Church? In this episode, Dylan walks through the Heavenly Pattern ebook, An Introduction to the Theology and Practice of Presence-Driven Worship, exploring how the biblical story of encounter moves from the Garden of Eden to the tabernacle, to the Church’s participation in the worship of heaven.

Discover how the gospel leads to glory, how the Holy Spirit forms us through the songs we sing, and why worship is more than music—it’s participation in God’s presence and a means of discipleship. Learn how the biblical pattern of worship can shape your setlists, form your worship team, and lead your congregation into reverent, Spirit-filled, gospel-centered worship.

Free resource: Visit HeavenlyPattern.com to download the ebook and explore more resources for worship teams.

In this episode we're joined by our friend Elijah. We talk about how the worship team and preacher work together to lead the congregation in their response to God. We explore what it looks like for worship to carry the church forward from what has been preached, creating space for people to respond, participate, and encounter the Lord together. We also talk about the nature of Pentecostal and Charismatic forms of worship, and why remaining in your local church is a necessity for a healthy life of ministry.

What should we sing when we gather to worship? In this episode, we explore the biblical pattern of Gospel & Glory—proclaiming who Jesus is and responding with exaltation and praise. We talk about how to choose worship songs, build a worship setlist, and select songs that serve the people of God, creating space for people to encounter the presence of God and be changed by Him long after the gathering.

In this episode we discuss how the songs we sing disciple the Body of Christ.

In this episode we discuss the effects worship has on us.

Welcome to Heavenly Pattern, we're glad you here and look forward to serving you and your team.