Davidic Dance Videos

Pat H.

Oregon

Thank you for answering my email.  I am really enjoying the DVD's, I purchased "Dance with Me, My Bride" and "Worship Him In Dance Workshop", they are wonderful!  Some are easy enough to teach very new beginners, Thank you so much for your ministry.

Yes, we will definitely go to Jerusalem, as well as Galilee, En Gedi, Be er Sheva, Eilat etc. maybe even Petra. Am excited to see you at the workshop.
 

Hi and God bless you.

 I have had the pleasure of buying your video tapes on davidic dance.  I especially love the "Rejoice in the Dance" video. Our dance ministry would love to dance the Canta, Canta Bat Sion (Spanish version).  How could I purchase the songs on CD/tape so we could dance?  Any information you could provide would be great.  Keep up the wonderful work!!!
P.S. Some other songs included are: Levantate Señor, Bueno es, Quien es Como tu.
Thank you,
Alma

Hi Margaret,
I sense in my spirit that God is bringing the dance back into the church.  I attend a Spirit-filled church in Arlington, TX.  Right now, most dancers are doing the 2-step shuffle (for lack of a better term).  You know - step right, close feet, step left, close feet.  But I have felt that the Lord was leading us to learn some Davidic dances.  My husband, 9-year-old son, and I have been taking international folk dancing lessons to learn some of the steps.  We have learned some
Israeli circle dances, but wished we could learn more Davidic dances.
That's where your videos have come in. Your praise videos are awesome!  I can't wait to learn more dances. By the way, the Lord revealed something to me a few weeks ago about praising
Him in the dance.  Do you know what happens when you dance before the Lord?
He shows up and dances with you!
Paula C.
P.S.  My husband and I have a website to minister to those in the job market.  It's http://www.jobministry.org.  Feel free to share it with others.

Shalom Margaret

Not sure if you remember but we used the video "Worship Him In Dance Workshop" for some ideas to include a dance routine into our Christmas Musical. Here is a photo of the dance in action to give you a bit of an idea of how it looked...

God bless in your ministry

Scott

Auckland, New Zealand

Dance For Victory

Instructional Davidic Dance Video 

Rating: Very Highly Recommended

(4.75 out of 5)

Reviewed by Red Fish Staff

Beginner level VHS video provides clear, easy to follow instruction for the dance enthusiast.  This video has captured the spirit and purpose of Liturgical Dance. This is not only a guide on how to dance but also why we dance. In addition to the dance instructions are two biblical teachings on gaining victory, the theme of the dances. 

Two-Fold Purpose

The purpose of the video is two-fold. One is to teach on an extremely basic level the steps and dance sequences to two popular songs, The Shout of El Shaddai and Take Me In To The Holy Of Holies. The other purpose is to emphasis the importance of worship.  

Scriptural Teachings

The importance of a firm scriptural foundation for the dances is closely integrated in the teaching section of the video.

Presentation of Material

The clear and logical presentation of dances will even get those with two left feet tapping their toes and dancing like a pro. The scriptural teachings on victory will help us to dance through our problems and gain God’s victory in our lives. 

Dance To Be Free

An Instructional Guide To Davidic Dance

Rating: Very Highly Recommended

(4.75 out of 5)

Instructional Davidic Dance Video

 Reviewed by Red Fish Staff 

Beginner level VHS video provides clear, easy to follow instruction for the dance enthusiast.  The video has captured the spirit and purpose of Liturgical Dance. This is not only a guide on how to dance but also why we dance. In addition to the dance instructions are two biblical teachings on becoming free, the theme of the dances. 

Featuring Two Interchangeable Dances

Dance To Be Free features two basic, beginner level dances that can be applied to a myriad of dances. The dances, Old Friend by Sylvia Yellin and Largo by Tom Schiffer, are extraordinarily simple yet extremely worshipful. The dances can be easily adapted to many popular, contemporary worship songs.  

Scriptural Teachings

The scriptural basis of why we dance is highlighted in the teaching segments of the video. He Sets The Captive Free and How To Be Free From A Broken Heart  will heal the damaged emotions of many believers. 

Presentation of Material

The clear and logical presentation of dances will even get those with two left feet tapping their toes and dancing like a pro. The scriptural teachings on gaining freedom will help us to dance through our problems and gain God’s breaking of bondage in our lives.

Worship Him In Dance Workshop

Recorded Live

 Rating: Very Highly Recommended

(4.75 out of 5)

Instructional Davidic Dance Video 

Reviewed by Red Fish Staff 

Intermediate level VHS video provides clear, easy to follow instruction for the dance enthusiast who has some experience in dancing.  This video was recorded live at a dance workshop. The anointing and excitement present at the workshop infuses into the viewer. 

Featuring Six Popular and Contemporary Dances

The video contains six dances: Psalm 30, Mirad Cuan Bueno (How Pleasant It Is), It Is Good, Days Of Elijah, El Grito Del El Shaddai (The Shout Of El Shaddai) and Jew And Gentile. Two of the songs are sung in Spanish. Because of the limitations in time and increased number of dances the instruction is quicker. 

Class On How To Choreograph

Included in the video is a teaching containing practical tips on how the viewer can choreograph his/her own dances. Through step by step instruction the viewer is taught how to turn an inspiration from the Lord into a viable dance.  

Presentation of Material

It will be hard for the viewer to remain seated as the power and anointing of the workshop touches all who watch. The clear subtitles on dance instruction accompanied by the verbal and visual give this video a triple barreled approach that will bless many.

 Rejoice In The Dance

An Instructional Guide To Davidic Dance

 Rating: Very Highly Recommended

(4.75 out of 5)

Instructional Davidic Dance Video

 Reviewed by Red Fish Staff

Intermediate level VHS video provides clear, easy to follow instruction for the dance enthusiast who has some experience in dancing.  The video has captured the spirit and purpose of Liturgical Dance. This is not only a guide on how to dance but also why we dance.  

Contents

The video contains an interesting history of Davidic Dance as well as the meaning of the individual steps. As in the earlier offerings there is a clear breakdown of the steps and scriptural background on the meaning of the songs.  

Featuring Four Popular and Contemporary Dances in Both Spanish and English

The dances of four current and popular songs by Paul Wilbur are presented in Spanish and English. They include the liturgical favorite, Mikamocha (Who Is Like Thee), Let God Arise, It Is Good,  and Roni, Roni Bat Zion. In Spanish they are Quien Es Como Tu, Levantate Senor, Bueno Es, and Canta Canta Bat Sion. 

Scriptural Teachings

Scriptural teachings are disbursed throughout the video as explanations of the basis of the four songs.

Walking On The Highway Of Holiness

CR Ohio

JT Ohio

Hope For The Hurting And Wounded 

Prayer/Devotional

            The logical progression of this prayer/devotional meets the reader at his/her point of need and gently shepherds the reader into the healing presence of God. The devotions are free standing. The book has the flexibility of being a daily devotional or a pick up and read. The extensive Table of Contents guides the reader to the appropriate selection. Each devotional has three parts: a beginning scripture, explication and application of the scripture and ending with praying  the scripture into the reader’s life.

The Scriptures

          The scriptural selections are all taken from the Old Testament. The Hebrew roots of specific words are examined to enrich the meaning of the verse. The actual Hebrew letters are also included.

The Purpose

          The book serves as a healing balm of Gilead to bring healing to wounded hearts, to teach forgiveness, to establish a firm scriptural foundation and to receive God’s answers for life’s questions. The book is a wonderful tool to bring the lost (both Jewish and gentile) to the Lord. Thus far the overwhelming positive response leads us to believe we may have a potential classic. A must have – must read.

Rating: Very Highly Recommended

(4.9 out of 5)

The Fifth Cup Haggadah

An In Depth Examination of the Significance of the Last Supper and Integration with the Jewish Celebration of the Passover Seder 

What Is A Haggadah?

            A haggadah is a book which in Hebrew literally means ‘to tell forth’ the story of the exodus of the Jewish people from their bondage in Egypt. God commands all who follow Him to celebrate the Passover feast. Jesus and His disciples celebrated the Passover seder which is commonly referred to as the Last Supper.

Why Is This Haggadah Different?

          This Messianic Jewish Haggadah assists non-Jewish believers to acquire a greater understanding and appreciation of the Last Supper. It also provides step by step instructions on how the reader can conduct a Passover feast in his/her own home. Lastly, it teaches on the significance and symbology of the Fifth Cup, commonly referred to as Elijah’s Cup which plays a key role in the coming Kingdom as the prophecies of old come to fruition.

Who Is The Audience For This Haggadah?

            Any person who desires a deeper, richer understanding of Easter will benefit from this book. The clear and simple description of historical background captures the reader and transports him/her into the historical context. Frequent illustrations add to the charm and unique flavor. The mixture of the traditional Jewish haggadah within the setting of the Christian ideology gives a richness and depth to the Easter holiday observance.   

Rating: Very Highly Recommended

(4.9 out of 5)

El Jagadah Quinta Copa