The Voice in Speech and Song
The voice is one of the main instruments to convince others. The intonation, modulation, tone and use of the voice is extremely important in order to transmit a message and reach the heart.
However, this topic is one of the least studied by Christians. Many times we study several things, but very little about how to learn to use our voice to preach the gospel of our Lord Jesus.
For this reason, it is that this work is a compilation of several writings of the North American author Ellen G. White, where the Holy Spirit teaches us how to train and have a pleasant tone of voice, and that can be a divine instrument to carry the men at the feet of Jesus.
On the other hand, singing also requires discipline, and this should be very important because music is one of the most effective instruments for the Holy Spirit to touch the hearts of people who need God.
We hope that the study of this work will be of great help to you and to all the people with whom you have contact. God bless you.
However, this topic is one of the least studied by Christians. Many times we study several things, but very little about how to learn to use our voice to preach the gospel of our Lord Jesus.
For this reason, it is that this work is a compilation of several writings of the North American author Ellen G. White, where the Holy Spirit teaches us how to train and have a pleasant tone of voice, and that can be a divine instrument to carry the men at the feet of Jesus.
On the other hand, singing also requires discipline, and this should be very important because music is one of the most effective instruments for the Holy Spirit to touch the hearts of people who need God.
We hope that the study of this work will be of great help to you and to all the people with whom you have contact. God bless you.
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very perfect app i really enjoy it, i thought every kind of gospel music pleases God yet it is sad only to discover that some othets gospel music do not please God. hoe they sung them and the dancings, no order in their singing.