Why do we dance in worship?
What if your praise was never meant to be quiet, reserved, or polite?

In this powerful message kicking off our Made to Magnify series, we explore the ancient Hebrew word “Halal” . The root of Hallelujah, which means to shine, to rave, to boast, to celebrate wildly, even foolishly in honor of God. This isn’t about hype or performance. This is about responding to the goodness, the mercy, and the glory of our God with everything we've got.

From King David dancing with all his might, to the father of the prodigal son throwing a party, to the healed beggar leaping in the temple, the Bible paints a vivid picture of praise that moves. Halal is not silent. It’s loud. It’s visible. It’s joy you can’t hold in.

Worship was never meant to be a spectator sport.
It’s meant to be a full-body, whole-heart, all-in response to who God is and what He has done.

So if you've ever felt like there's more to worship than just singing songs...
If you've ever stood in church wondering, "Why does this feel so flat?"...
If you've ever wanted permission to express your joy, your gratitude, your freedom...

This is your invitation!

Whether you've been holding back out of fear, pride, tradition, or just not knowing what the Bible really says,  this message will stir your spirit and challenge you to step into a lifestyle of Halal praise.

This is about more than music! this is spiritual warfare, breakthrough, freedom, and joy. 

You were created to worship. Don’t settle for less.
Let’s learn how to give God the kind of praise He actually asks for, wild, joyful, and free.

You’ve Been Worshipping on Mute — Here’s Why | Shayna Hansen | Generations Church GP

For many, lifting hands during worship can feel emotional, awkward, or even controversial. But what does the Bible actually say about this physical expression of praise?

In this sermon from our Made to Magnify series, we explore the Hebrew word “Yadah”, which literally means to praise God with extended hands. We look at biblical examples, practical insights, and how physical posture in worship impacts our spiritual connection with God.

In this message, you’ll discover:

What “Yadah” means and why it matters

How lifting hands in prayer and worship is found throughout the Psalms and New Testament

The psychological and spiritual power of physical expressions in worship

How to overcome fear, awkwardness, or judgment when expressing yourself in church

Key Scriptures Covered:

Psalm 28:2 — “I lift my hands toward your holy sanctuary…”

1 Timothy 2:8 — “I want men everywhere to lift up holy hands…”

Psalm 141, Psalm 63, Exodus 17, Luke 18

Common Questions Answered:

Is hand-raising emotionalism or biblical obedience?

What if I don’t “feel like” lifting my hands?

How do I start worshiping this way, personally or in church?

If you’ve ever wondered, “Is it biblical to raise your hands in church?” this message will challenge, encourage, and equip you to worship with your whole being.

Is it biblical to raise your hands in church?| Jachin Hansen | Generations Church GP

Why does music affect us so deeply? Can it actually bring healing or emotional transformation? In this video, Pastor Trav explores the power of music — not just as a form of entertainment, but as a spiritual and neurological tool designed by God to impact your emotions, heal brokenness, and restore the soul.

From the science of how music releases dopamine and rewires the brain… to the biblical concept of Zamar (worship through instruments), this message will help you understand how music can be a catalyst for healing, spiritual growth, and inner change.

Whether you're feeling anxious, stuck, or spiritually dry, this is for you. Discover how tuning in to the right music can help you tune in to hope, peace, and purpose.

In this message, you’ll learn:
How music affects your emotions and brain chemistry
Why God designed music as a tool for spiritual and emotional healing
The meaning of “Zamar” and the biblical power of musical worship
Real-life stories of transformation through music
How to start using music as a tool for inner healing today

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