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here, the old site is offline now... and the blog will move soon, too. We changed to wordpress and completely intigrated the blog into the new site... let's see.
but till then you can already download the actual flashplayer;-)
here is a really cool text Frede found:
Some time ago i learned, what prophetic means and what it has got to do with musicians. I found hints in the bible, that music can really prophecy. The main muicians in the time of David and Solomon had the instruction to prophecy with harp, flute, tambourine and lyre. Other hints show, that music can really "talk" about god. For Example in Psalm 49:5 "I will turn my ear to a proverb; with the harp I will expound my riddle". The word riddle is in hebrew 'chiydah' and it means "diffcault question". The singer is saying: "I'll play my harp and it's up to you to find out what's its meaning."
Sometimes prophesying is not that much about telling the future, but about telling what is hidden to the natural eye. We know that the scripture tells a lot about the creation "talking" about god (Psalm 19:1, 50:6, 97:6). Therefore it is normal to expect that music can "talk" about god either. We just have to train our ears to hear, just like our eyes can be trained to see the works of God in his creation.
To be sensitive for prophecies, it takes an increased attention. We have to tune in to the nature of prophecies and know how it works, especially in music. Many have never learned, how to listen to gods voice and how to recognize it. For many it is not possible to look beyond what the natural eye sees and to sense, what is really going on. To be a musician who understands the prophetic meaning, we have to dig deeper, to get to the roots of this riddle. I think it is part of beeing an worship leader to include the prophetic aspect of worshipping to the service. We need to sense what the Lord is doing in each service just like in any other situation, when we're making music. It is like feeling which way the wind is blowing (some people don't recognize any wind, untill their hairstyle is ruined).
(an abstract from Norm Strauss teaching about "using the prophecy in worshipping" - translated into english by myself (julian), no guarantee for the correctness of the translation)