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🚀COMING JULY 16th 🚀
The premiere of our brand new series: “Worship in the Word: A 14-Part Teaching Series.” Created in partnership with @museumofbible featuring some familiar faces and some we are thrilled to welcome to the CREATR family. Unpacking the rich teachings found in Scripture, honoring the story of God, and exploring examples of true biblical worship.

Visit: creatronline.com/worship-in-the-word
Sign up to watch episodes for FREE releasing every Tuesday for the next 14 weeks!

LAUNCHING THIS APRIL🚀

ALL CREATION SINGS is a breathtaking immersive creative experience we’ve been crafting with our friends at @museumofbible and we are excited to finally share it with you! This 30-minute interactive experience for the whole family is presented through four unique “Acts,” exploring the Bible - from Creation to Revelation, Temple to Modern Art, and Eden to Eternity.

Opening April 18th - this is a special experience we hope you and your whole family will join us for in Washington D.C.!

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Click the link in bio for tickets and more info

You don’t have to stand on a stage to be anointed by God.⁠
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So many people believe anointing is reserved for platforms, microphones, or special moments. But as @ejgaines shares, the anointing of God meets us in the everyday places too. In the office. In conversations. In the emails we send.⁠
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You’ve been called and equipped to carry God’s presence and purpose wherever He’s placed you. What if the ordinary spaces of your life are actually holy ground for His work through you?⁠
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Comment “ANOINTING” and we’ll send you the link to watch the full conversation with Brooke Ligertwood and EJ Gaines, “Anointing and Authenticity” on CREATR.

MEET THE INSTRUCTOR 👋 This week, we’re introducing Benjamin William Hastings. Swipe through to get to know him and learn more from him on creatr.com⁠
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We’re so grateful for our instructors and the wisdom they share with our community. 🤍⁠
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Drop a 🙌 in the comments if you’re grateful for worship leaders like @benjaminwilliamhastings! What’s your favorite song of his?

MEET THE INSTRUCTOR 👋 This week, we’re introducing Benjamin William Hastings. Swipe through to get to know him and learn more from him on creatr.com⁠
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We’re so grateful for our instructors and the wisdom they share with our community. 🤍⁠
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Drop a 🙌 in the comments if you’re grateful for worship leaders like @benjaminwilliamhastings! What’s your favorite song of his?

MEET THE INSTRUCTOR 👋 This week, we’re introducing Benjamin William Hastings. Swipe through to get to know him and learn more from him on creatr.com⁠
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We’re so grateful for our instructors and the wisdom they share with our community. 🤍⁠
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Drop a 🙌 in the comments if you’re grateful for worship leaders like @benjaminwilliamhastings! What’s your favorite song of his?

MEET THE INSTRUCTOR 👋 This week, we’re introducing Benjamin William Hastings. Swipe through to get to know him and learn more from him on creatr.com⁠
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We’re so grateful for our instructors and the wisdom they share with our community. 🤍⁠
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Drop a 🙌 in the comments if you’re grateful for worship leaders like @benjaminwilliamhastings! What’s your favorite song of his?

Church is not just songs, sermons, or services. It is God’s people, called into a shared story of grace, community, and hope.⁠
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And even when it feels messy or disappointing, Jesus is still building His Church.⁠
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Watch “Why We Stay” with Dwan Hill, now live on creatr.com ⁠
Comment “WHY” and we will send you the link.⁠

In a world full of noise and distraction, being rooted in God’s Word matters more than ever.⁠
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Culture constantly shifts, but truth remains steady. That’s why it’s so important to build a faith that’s personal, grounded, and rooted in what God says, not just in what culture or other people say.⁠
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No matter what surrounds us, God’s truth is still worth building your life on. 🤍

In Exodus 15, the Song of the Sea begins with a declaration of who God is: strength, defender, and Savior. Their worship was a response to His character and faithfulness.⁠
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“Worship always begins with the recognition of who God is.” - @christomlin⁠
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Join Chris Tomlin along with other worship leaders and Bible teachers in "Worship in the Word," a 14-part series exploring true, biblical worship from Genesis to Revelation.⁠
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Comment “WORD” and we’ll send you the link to sign up to watch the series for FREE.

There’s wisdom that comes through collaboration. Through conversations around the table. Through listening to one another’s stories and experiences.⁠
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Some of the most transformative moments happen simply by being around people who think differently, create differently, and lead differently than we do.⁠
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As Brandon Lake shares, the people we spend time with can shape the way we lead, create, worship, and follow Christ. We truly have so much to learn from one another.⁠
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Who’s someone that’s helped shape the way you lead or create?⁠
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Comment "CREATIVES" and we’ll send you the link to watch the full conversation “Creatives in the Church” with @brandonlake and @brookeligertwood on CREATR.

When expectations around the Church crumble, it raises a deeper question.⁠
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Was Jesus unfaithful? Or do we need a deeper understanding of what the Church actually is?⁠
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In a culture that encourages us to walk away from anything that disappoints us, Jesus invites us into something different.⁠
A deeper truth. A lasting hope.⁠
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Watch “Why We Stay” with Dwan Hill, now live on creatr.com ⁠
Comment “WHY” and we will send you the link.⁠

Songs aren’t just expressions. They’re formation.⁠
When we sing in worship, we’re not only responding to God. We’re reminding one another of what’s true and carrying that truth to the next generation.⁠
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A song can meet someone in joy, steady them in suffering, or anchor them in seasons of doubt. That’s the weight and gift of worship.⁠
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What truths about God are you passing on through the words you sing?

Songs aren’t just expressions. They’re formation.⁠
When we sing in worship, we’re not only responding to God. We’re reminding one another of what’s true and carrying that truth to the next generation.⁠
⁠
A song can meet someone in joy, steady them in suffering, or anchor them in seasons of doubt. That’s the weight and gift of worship.⁠
⁠
What truths about God are you passing on through the words you sing?

Songs aren’t just expressions. They’re formation.⁠
When we sing in worship, we’re not only responding to God. We’re reminding one another of what’s true and carrying that truth to the next generation.⁠
⁠
A song can meet someone in joy, steady them in suffering, or anchor them in seasons of doubt. That’s the weight and gift of worship.⁠
⁠
What truths about God are you passing on through the words you sing?

Songs aren’t just expressions. They’re formation.⁠
When we sing in worship, we’re not only responding to God. We’re reminding one another of what’s true and carrying that truth to the next generation.⁠
⁠
A song can meet someone in joy, steady them in suffering, or anchor them in seasons of doubt. That’s the weight and gift of worship.⁠
⁠
What truths about God are you passing on through the words you sing?

Songs aren’t just expressions. They’re formation.⁠
When we sing in worship, we’re not only responding to God. We’re reminding one another of what’s true and carrying that truth to the next generation.⁠
⁠
A song can meet someone in joy, steady them in suffering, or anchor them in seasons of doubt. That’s the weight and gift of worship.⁠
⁠
What truths about God are you passing on through the words you sing?

Songs aren’t just expressions. They’re formation.⁠
When we sing in worship, we’re not only responding to God. We’re reminding one another of what’s true and carrying that truth to the next generation.⁠
⁠
A song can meet someone in joy, steady them in suffering, or anchor them in seasons of doubt. That’s the weight and gift of worship.⁠
⁠
What truths about God are you passing on through the words you sing?

Songs aren’t just expressions. They’re formation.⁠
When we sing in worship, we’re not only responding to God. We’re reminding one another of what’s true and carrying that truth to the next generation.⁠
⁠
A song can meet someone in joy, steady them in suffering, or anchor them in seasons of doubt. That’s the weight and gift of worship.⁠
⁠
What truths about God are you passing on through the words you sing?

Stop expecting a perfect church. ⁠
Start expecting transformation.⁠
Because the Church is not finished, and neither are we.⁠
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What would you say transformation looks like in the Church today?⁠