The Wonder of Movement

Curriculum

6 Sections
11 Lessons
12 Weeks

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The Prophetic & The Priesthood
This class delves into the spiritual and biblical significance of dance within the church, emphasizing the dancer’s role as a priestly minister before God. Participants will explore how dance serves as an act of worship, intercession, and prophetic declaration, aligning with the biblical model of the priesthood. Through scriptural study, practical training, and theological reflection, students will gain a deeper understanding of how dancers function as spiritual mediators, offering sacrifices of praise and creating atmospheres for God’s presence. The course will also examine the connection between movement, worship, and the priestly mandate to lead God’s people into His presence.
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Understanding the Role of the Dancer
Explore your identity as a worshipper and dancer, grounding your movement in purpose and spiritual authority.
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- 2.1
  Moving in Authority
- 2.2
  Prophetic Dance
Healing the Wounded Worshipper
This course is designed to guide worshipers through a journey of emotional and spiritual healing, addressing the wounds that hinder intimacy with God and the full expression of worship. Participants will explore the root causes of pain, rejection, and burnout often experienced in ministry, and discover how God’s grace and truth bring restoration to the heart of the worshiper. Through biblical teaching, personal reflection, and practical applications, students will learn how to overcome obstacles to authentic worship, develop resilience in their faith journey, and lead others from a place of wholeness. Emphasis will be placed on the healing power of worship, community, and the Word of God in transforming the lives of worshipers.
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The Power of Dance and Intercession
This course explores the transformative power of dance as a form of intercessory prayer and spiritual warfare. Participants will learn how movement can be used to express deep spiritual truths, release prophetic declarations, and partner with God in interceding for individuals, communities, and nations. Rooted in biblical principles, the course examines the spiritual authority of intercession through dance, the symbolic meaning of movement in Scripture, and the role of the dancer as an intercessor. Students will engage in both theoretical and practical sessions to develop their ability to use dance as a powerful tool for prayer, breakthrough, and divine alignment.
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The Biblical Foundations of Dance
This course explores the scriptural basis for dance as a form of worship, celebration, and spiritual expression. Participants will study key biblical passages that highlight the significance of dance in worship and its role in honoring God. Emphasis will be placed on understanding how dance reflects biblical principles, communicates spiritual truths, and aligns with God’s purposes for His people. Students will gain a theological understanding of dance, learn its historical and cultural context in the Bible, and discover how to incorporate it effectively and reverently into modern worship settings. The course combines biblical teaching with practical guidance to equip participants to use dance as a meaningful and powerful expression of faith.
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- 5.1
  The Who What When and Why of Praise
- 5.2
  How Does Dance Fit in the Church
The Making of a Dancer
This transformational dance class is designed to cultivate both the spiritual and artistic identity of dancers within the church. Rooted in biblical principles, The Making of a Dancer: Identity and Sonship guides participants through a journey of discovering their God-given identity—not just as performers, but as sons and daughters of the King. Through prophetic movement, scriptural reflection, and practical technique, dancers will explore what it means to minister from a place of intimacy with the Father rather than performance. Participants will deepen their understanding of sonship, break free from orphan-minded striving, and step into their authority as worshiping warriors.
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The Who What When and Why of Praise

Who

Psalm 149:2 Let Israel rejoice in their Maker;
Let the children of Zion be joyful in their King.

Psalm 149:3 Let them praise His name with the dance.

Psalm 149:3 Let the high praises of God be in their mouth,
And a two-edged sword in their hand,

Where:

Psalm 149:1Praise the Lord in the congregation of the saints

Psalm 150:1 Praise God in the sanctuary

The How

The Word Psalm 149:6 let the high praises of God be in their mouth and the two-edged sword in their hand

Singing coming into agreement with God verbally in praise and worship Psalm 149 3b 5b praise the Lord sing to the Lord a new song let them sing praises unto him let them sing aloud on their beds

Musical Instruments carry the presence, power and mood of the spirit through the air Psalm 149:3 let them sing praises unto him a timbrel and a harp.

Dance brings the fullness of surrender and humility through expression of our physical bodies let them praise his name in the dance Psalm 149:3 and 150:4.

The Why